Install/update adobe flash player under ubuntu

Address: http://blog.csdn.net/sxf20778/article/details/7761774

Today, I tried to dress up Ubuntu 12.04. I wanted to go to Youku to watch a video and found that the ubuntu Software Center was stuck. However, we have to rely on duniang again.

After a hundred explorations (I have almost no Linux experience), I finally found a solution.

Open the terminal first. If you cannot find it, click the linux icon in the upper-left corner of the page to search for the terminal.

Enter "sudo dpkg-r flashplugin-installer ".

Sun @ ubuntu :~ $ Sudo dpkg-r flashplugin-installer

(Reading the database... the system currently has 143613 files and directories installed .)

Uninstalling flashplugin-installer...

This is probably to uninstall the flash Installation File.

Then, enter "ps-af | grep dpkg" to display

Root 5021 5001 0 00:00:00 pts/3/bin/sh/var/lib/dpkg/info/update-notifier-common.postinst
Triggered/usr/share/package-data-downloads

Sun 6559 6392 0 00:00:00 pts/4 grep -- color = auto dpkg

Here we want to delete the dpkg process and find the "5021". Different machines are different.

After entering "sudo kill-9 5021", Press enter and start the Software Center, and you will find that the progress bar Stuck there is gone.

So how should Flash be installed? Go to the next software package on the Adobe website. Web site is http://get.adobe.com/cn/flashplayer? No_redirect

Select the .tar.gz version and decompress it.

Enter "cd"/home/sun/desktop "in the command line. Here, you need to find the directory of your file (my words are on the desktop). Then run the following chain command:

Sun @ ubuntu :~ /Desktop $ sudo cp libflashplayer. so/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins

Sun @ ubuntu :~ /Desktop $ sudo cp-r usr/*/usr

If the preceding two cannot be returned

Sun @ ubuntu :~ /Desktop $ sudo cp libflashplayer. so/usr/lib/firefox/plugins

Sun @ ubuntu :~ /Desktop $ sudo cp-r usr/*/usr

Open firefox and you will be surprised to find that you can watch the video.

Thanks to the great gods on the Internet, the first time I came into contact with linux, I found it amazing!

With the author of the post: http://hi.baidu.com/mayadong7349/blog/item/a95f34ccb77db419b700c8e2.html

Address: http://blog.csdn.net/sxf20778/article/details/7761774

Today, I tried to dress up Ubuntu 12.04. I wanted to go to Youku to watch a video and found that the ubuntu Software Center was stuck. However, we have to rely on duniang again.

After a hundred explorations (I have almost no Linux experience), I finally found a solution.

Open the terminal first. If you cannot find it, click the linux icon in the upper-left corner of the page to search for the terminal.

Enter "sudo dpkg-r flashplugin-installer ".

Sun @ ubuntu :~ $ Sudo dpkg-r flashplugin-installer

(Reading the database... the system currently has 143613 files and directories installed .)

Uninstalling flashplugin-installer...

This is probably to uninstall the flash Installation File.

Then, enter "ps-af | grep dpkg" to display

Root 5021 5001 0 00:00:00 pts/3/bin/sh/var/lib/dpkg/info/update-notifier-common.postinst
Triggered/usr/share/package-data-downloads

Sun 6559 6392 0 00:00:00 pts/4 grep -- color = auto dpkg

Here we want to delete the dpkg process and find the "5021". Different machines are different.

After entering "sudo kill-9 5021", Press enter and start the Software Center, and you will find that the progress bar Stuck there is gone.

So how should Flash be installed? Go to the next software package on the Adobe website. Web site is http://get.adobe.com/cn/flashplayer? No_redirect

Select the .tar.gz version and decompress it.

Enter "cd"/home/sun/desktop "in the command line. Here, you need to find the directory of your file (my words are on the desktop). Then run the following chain command:

Sun @ ubuntu :~ /Desktop $ sudo cp libflashplayer. so/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins

Sun @ ubuntu :~ /Desktop $ sudo cp-r usr/*/usr

If the preceding two cannot be returned

Sun @ ubuntu :~ /Desktop $ sudo cp libflashplayer. so/usr/lib/firefox/plugins

Sun @ ubuntu :~ /Desktop $ sudo cp-r usr/*/usr

Open firefox and you will be surprised to find that you can watch the video.

Thanks to the great gods on the Internet, the first time I came into contact with linux, I found it amazing!

With the author of the post: http://hi.baidu.com/mayadong7349/blog/item/a95f34ccb77db419b700c8e2.html