Personally, I think that a distribution of Mozilla that includes Gnash
plugin would be a great point.
I agree with Gerv when he says that Gnash fits better in the
"alternative to privative software" category than in the "software that
provides an unique capability".
In the other hand, I wouldn't like to see a privative application linked
with gnash. But I think the problem must be thinked in a less simplistic
way that the responses that I have read.
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Inconexo
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