Fixed the problem that Flash cannot be clicked in Ubuntu9.10.

In fault analysis, I upgraded my desktop to Ubuntu9.10. This time, I used the AMD64 version, installed flash, and went to see the youku skin. I relied on it. The flash Player could not be dragged, paused, and adjusted. Right-click the menu and click it to display the hand icon. On twitter, I asked the following questions. Some children's shoes said there was no such problem. Is it because my RP is not good? I tried Chromium and Chromium, but at some point in time, there will be a reaction at a certain angle, not completely

Fault Analysis
I upgraded my desktop to Ubuntu 9.10. This time I used the AMD64 version, installed flash, and went to view the youku skin. I relied on it. The flash Player could not be dragged, paused, or adjusted. Right-click the menu and click it to display the hand icon.

On twitter, I asked the following questions. Some children's shoes said there was no such problem. Is it because my RP is not good? I tried Chromium and Chromium, but at some point in time, at a certain point of view, there will be a response, not completely invalid.

The Ubuntu Geek article we saw today found that this is the Bug of the red fruit. It has been around for two months and has not been completely solved yet. The solution is workarounds, the 64-bit version is more problematic, So I won the bid.

Method 1
This is not the case if you change the official Firefox version of Mozilla and manually install the flash version of Adob. In addition, you will see a lot of incorrect screen-based output on the terminal without affecting your use. It seems that Ubuntu has modified some places. Use Ubuntu. After all, Chromium also needs flash.

Method 2
Disabling compiz really solves this problem. It seems to be related to 3D, but do you want to discard 3D? In addition, the "Show Desktop" plug-in can be disabled on the Bug report page, but I didn't enable it at all.

Method 3
Is the Ubuntu Geek method Modification

Sudo gedit/usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/i386/linux/npviewer
Add

Export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS = 1
Yes, it's before the last line. I added it to the end before, and the result is ineffective. This should be the case after modification.

#! /Bin/sh
TARGET_ OS = linux
TARGET_ARCH = i386
Export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS = 1
./Usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/noarch/npviewer
After the modification is saved, restart Firefox. The problem is fixed.

Method 4
To install the 64-bit test Flash, I will not bother with it. If you want to install it, you can use the script in the Ubuntu Geek article or manually install it on your own, at your own risk, on the Bug report page, some people reported that the report was indeed effective and the efficiency was good.