[Expired for pulseaudio (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for
60 days.]
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Status: Incomplete = Expired
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Ubuntu 9.04 - Flash plugin makes Firefox Crash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/372702
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Actually this magically fixed itself at some point.. I'm on 9.10 now and
firefox's menus seem to be using the theme. Go figure. Can anyone else
confirm that this is fixed for them without any work arounds as well?
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Ubuntu 9.04 - Flash plugin makes Firefox Crash
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Ubuntu 9.04 - Flash plugin makes Firefox Crash
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This is not firefox causing this. Pulse audio is not in KDE so i have to
assume its pulse causing this.
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Ubuntu 9.04 - Flash plugin makes Firefox Crash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/372702
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I have the same problem here - a completely fresh install of Ubuntu 9.04
with no tweaking done, apart from updating to the latest versions of
Firefox and installing a few extra packages.
This must make my installation worth investigating with regard to
reproducing the problem. I have attached
This video plays fine for me on my Thinkpad T61p.
How did you install flash, and which package(s)? I see that there is a
new flashplugin-installer package. I haven't tried it, since I long
ago I installed the 64 bit version directly from Adobe
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Ubuntu 9.04 - Flash plugin makes Firefox Crash
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I'm using whatever flash version came with Jaunty.
I'm also using compiz/fusion with the desktop cube, rotate cube turned on.
Everything works fine in Kubuntu, so I assume it's an issue between flash and
either compiz or pulseaudio or something.
However, I downloaded the latest flash 10 from
I'm using whatever flash version came with Jaunty.
You could check the dpkg log to see what it had installed. You could
run dpkg now, but presumably you followed instructions, and therefore
purged the prior package before installing Flash from the Adobe Labs
site, so dpkg should not show
