Are you sure that they were Shockwave files (usually .dcr), not
regular Flash files ( usually .swf)?
As far as I know there's no way short of Crossover/Wine etc. to view
actual Shockwave files on Linux.
Ian
On 24 Apr 2009, at 21:17, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
So, searched all over the internet for a shockwave player for Linux,
and in the words of
Wikipedia:
"Unlike Flash, the Shockwave browser plugin is not
available for Linux or Solaris
despite vocal lobbying efforts. However, the
Shockwave Player can be installed
on Linux with CrossOver or by running a Windows
version of a supported browser
in Wine (with varying degrees of success)."
[...]
installed the first (as am only interested in playing a few EFL
content shockwave files on
the Disk-drives of my PCs) and it worked PERFECTLY.
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