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Flash for Linux? You Betcha.
By: Adobe News Desk
May. 27, 2004 12:00 AM
San Francisco-based Macromedia today announces the immediate availability of Macromedia Flash Player 7 for Linux - a new version of Macromedia Flash Player offering improved performance and security and powerful new development capabilities. "Novell is committed to providing the world's best enterprise Linux desktop," says Charlie Ungashick, director of product marketing and management for Linux desktops at Novell. "The inclusion of Macromedia Flash Player helps Novell give users the desktop capabilities they want and need," Ungashick continued. "The availability of Macromedia Flash Player 7 for Linux is an indicator of the growing demand for rich applications certified for the Linux client," comments Deb Woods, RH's vice president of product management. "Red Hat currently makes Macromedia solutions available with Red Hat Desktop and looks forward to integrating future versions," she adds. "Macromedia is committed to the Linux platform," says Jeff Whatcott, vice president of product management, Macromedia, "and wants to make sure Linux users can experience the proven effectiveness of Flash technology on their platform of choice." Macromedia describes Flash Player as "the high performance runtime for effective rich Internet applications created with the recently released Macromedia Flex presentation server and expressive interactive content created with the Macromedia Flash authoring tool." Developers worldwide, according to the company, use the integrated graphics, video, audio, and data capabilities of Flash Player to deliver "the most engaging and effective experiences on the Web."
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