Hi Trond, > I see that Flashplayer 9 has been released for Linux. Has the sound > issue been resolved on ltsp with flash9? > > I tried a bit with the beta and the pulseaudio approach, and could not > get it to work. I am runnin Debiang Sarge. > > Several teachers have been asking for Flash9 a long time now, and we > would like to install it, but not if it breaks ltsp's sound... > pulseaudio can forward sound to an esd client (standard ltsp sound server), it just need to be configured correctly. There is a flash9/pulseaudio glue lib available on the internet, and there has been quite a few posts about that (just take a look at the archives http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ltsp-discuss&m=116408497007046&w=2 ). Then go to http://pulseaudio.revolutionlinux.com/PulseAudio . There you can find a source package (quite easy to compile, just need the correct devel libs). There is also a deb package available though.
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