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Noidly1
Guest
Hmm......
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Noidly1
Guest
Dang it.
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arochester
Guest
If you stick with Debian (for the moment) you could find the script SMXI helpful. It is quite simple to install and use. If can, in turn, install a whole bunch of useful stuff - Adobe Flash Player included. http://smxi.org/
Of minor interest might be https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QPwMWJdJq2hjkpoGEuHS56aosCxyTiiH4CWkDNFi5Wo/preview
Of minor interest might be https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QPwMWJdJq2hjkpoGEuHS56aosCxyTiiH4CWkDNFi5Wo/preview
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Noidly1
Guest
Thanks, The above article is Very helpful.
I'm not going to mess with smxi for now but I'll check it out later.
I had Kparts installed and think it may be what is messing up my plugins and extensions so I un-installed it completely. Now if I can figure out how to reset all of the file associations, that might fix it. I went to the System Settings window to where the file associations are set but it does not have a way to reset all of the file associations in one click. Bummer.
Adobe Flashplayer is installed according to Synaptic and Apper but doesn't work yet.
However, when I try to install it in Konsole, File not found... see previous post attachments.
Java is messed up too. It is installed but Java.com cannot verify I have it.
Something is going on here I can't quite figure out yet.
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Noidly1
Guest
Tried to again, no find...
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Noidly1
Guest
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Noidly1
Guest
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Noidly1
Guest
Ok, I have fixed Java and Java.com verified it.
I found a site that had the instruction and did as they said and now it works. Yay...
http://www.webupd8.org/2014/03/how-to-install-oracle-java-8-in-debian.html
Now to get Adobe to work...
I found a site that had the instruction and did as they said and now it works. Yay...
http://www.webupd8.org/2014/03/how-to-install-oracle-java-8-in-debian.html
Now to get Adobe to work...
