You should be able to upgrade to Lenny. just edit your
/etc/apt/sources.list file so everything points to Lenny instead of Etch
and then do a apt-get update and then you can yupgrade the system either
view by the graphical package manger and click on mark all upgrades then
click apply or via command line by apt-get dist-upgrade I believe Lenny is
close to being release so it is very stable. I run it on my ps3.
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From: "Mike Hore" <mike_hore@aapt.net.au>
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2008 1:34 AM
To: <thegame4121982@msn.com>
Subject: Re: Adobe flash player replacement?
thegame4121982@msn.com wrote:
If you are yousing etch, it loks like you may have to compile it from
source to install a fairly functional version of swfdec. Why not try and
run Lenny beta2 or a weekly snapshot. This will give you a fairly recent
version of swfdec and you won't have to compile it from source to
install it.
OK, but could I install Lenny beta2 without wiping out all my current
installation? (This is actually another question I wanted to ask at some
stage.)
-- Mike.
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Mike Hore mike_hore@aapt.net.au
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