* Giovanni Turi (giovanni.turi@iit.cnr.it) wrote: > The 64 bit version of the mozilla-firefox browser runs ok. However > "fundamental" plugins like the shockwave flash work only on 32 bit mode. Hardly 'fundamental'. Get a 64bit plugin or get the source and compile one. :) > Somewhere on the internet I read to install the 32 bit version of the > browser, and run it with the linux32 wrapper. In this way it should be > also possible to install plugins for flash and surf advanced sites. Thankfully I don't ever run into any of these 'advanced' sites. What you really want is multiarch, but it's a way's off yet. An alternative would be to install 32bit Debian into a chroot and use that or get a 32bit statically-compiled version of mozilla-firefox. > Is that the correct way? Does anybody know other workarounds? I don't know if you'd actually need linux32 if you got a statically compiled version, which you'd need unless you set up a chroot. Stephen
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