The same is for Windows 8.1. Windows RT based systems (those with an ARM
processor instead of an Intel based processor) can only run browser-based
Flash/Flex apps. All other versions of Windows for tablets, laptops or
desktops support the Flash Player and AIR based applications. Adobe has
state
I wouldn't say that. Here are specifics:
1) Windows 8 Desktop: Supports Flash Player / Adobe AIR apps
2) Windows 8 'Metro' UI: IE has an embedded version of Flash Player.
No AIR support
3) Windows RT: IE has an embedded version of Flash Player; No AIR Support
4) Windows Phone: No support
Ok so it doesn't seem to be a Thing of the Operating System itself, but if it
Comes with a full "Desktop" or if it's the small, stripped off Version. Desktop
can do Flash, stripped off (Some Tablets and all Mobile Phones) Version can't?
Chris
Von: Avi Kes
So would you say it's safe to Claim that Flex runs on Windows Platforms
(Desktop, Tablet & Mobile) or could some smart-ass-listeners rip me to pieces
at the ApacheCon?
Chris
Von: f...@dfguy.us
Gesendet: Dienstag, 25. März 2014 12:58
An: dev@flex.apache.
