I like the browser Epiphany (now Web or something).
I also hate Flash and I heard about Gnash, its free alternative.
All I want to do is to set up Epiphany somehow to use Gnash on YouTube. I can't get that to work.
I have installed browser-plugin-gnash, but it doesn't do anything. I have plug-ins enabled in Epiphany.
Hello,
After installation the new FC17, with gnash-plugin and gnome, I have good results to see some video's in firefox 13.0.
Code:
[gastonv@gastonv ~]$ yum list installed | grep gnash
gnash.i686 1:0.8.10-2.fc17 @fedora
gnas
I was trying out Lightspark flash player to see how it worked on ppc. I uninstalled the Gnash browser plugin, installed lightspark with all the packages that came with it in synaptic. Lightspark didn`t work at all, not even detected in browser, so I uninstalled and reinstalled Gnash browser plugin. Ghash works, but I lost all sound, and I think Gnash graphics even got a bit slower.
I decided to give Gnash a try but, after replacing Adobe Flash plugin (using the Flash-Aid adddon in Firefox), the FlashGot button for getting media ('FlashGot Media') is not available anymore.
Here is how it should appear:
DownloadHelper, a Firefox addon similar to FlashGot, works with Gnash very well.
Greetings community--
I am a hardcore Ubuntu user and have been for years. This is my first post.
I am tired of Flash for videos. The HW acceleration just isn't happening without me changing the adobe mms file. However, this is extremely unstable and it crashed.
I have a basic Nvidia GT610 card.
So I have switched to Gnash hoping that it would help me. The 480p is fine.
Looks like Adobe doesn't care about this bug - it has been reported since April and it's still not fixed and bug commits keep getting marked as "not able to reproduce" - what a joke.
How has it stopped working? Could you describe the behavior a little more? Also, you could try moving/renaming the flashplugin dot file (.macromedia I think) and/or reinstalling flash. I've never had much hope for gnash.
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2013-02-05T01:37:20Z
I checked at the chat room and folks there tell me that they have seen flash consuming upto 100% CPU . My problem is I cant run flash in my ubuntu box through a browser and hence sites like youtube cant be opened due to OVERHEATING and shutting down laptop .
In windows XP the flash is very light and not as heavy .
Aha, I've fixed it. Info on this error was quite hard to find, but I found something on a mailing list mentioning that if one uses a multilib system, 64-bit with both /usr/lib and /usr/lib32, Gnash will use /usr/lib32, although it shouldn't do so. In order to fix this bug, one must edit the "libslist" file at gnash-0.8.10/macros/libslist.