Install Flash in Ubuntu
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well bravo! installation works, I hope in the next version flash will let me watch fullscreen videos!
motherfuckers (adobe) can't do anything right!
msc123 1 year ago
Stop pointing the YouTards our way!
adamjlynch 2 years ago
cheers from reddit
Cokemonkey11 2 years ago 2
Easy ennit.
But if someone is installing Flash then the chances are it's a fresh install so they might as well install the whole shebang instead of doing it individually.
Choose ubuntu-restricted-extras
or from Terminal
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
No you don't have to type that in.. just copy & paste it into the CLI
0utcastAussie 2 years ago