On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 11:23:01 -0700, Vaughn Treude pushed these keyboard buttons:
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>Hello everyone:
>I'm trying to get my kid acquainted with Linux.  I have configured a
>spare box with Xandros (seems like a  pretty easy version.)  Out of the
>box the default Opera browser worked with web-based Flash games, which
>is one of his favorite things to do.  But it didn't work with
>Shockwave.  I was saddened to find that Macromedia doesn't have a Linux
>version of the Shockwave plugin.  I googled around and found an entry on
>LinuxQuestions.org that claimed that RealPlayer had shockwave plugins
>that could be used in Linux.  I downloaded the Linux RealPlayer, and it
>worked.  I also tried copying the RealPlayer plugins to Opera's plugin
>directory - wouldn't work.  So I downloaded and installed Mozilla and
>did the same - also wouldn't work. Opera has a "plugins" option in its
>menu but it seems to only allow you to set search paths.  So I tried
>adding the RealPlayer plugin directory to the list of paths, that didn't
>help.  Mozilla doesn't seem to have any useful settings for plugin types
>under preferences (just general behavior settings.)
>
>So to cut to the chase - has anyone gotten Shockwave working under
>Linux?
>
>Thanks,
>Vaughn
>

I have, but, unfortunately, with commercial software only: cross-over
office. It is a major resource hog and I would love to be rid of it if a
better solution exists.  

Shockwave is the only reason I still have a Windows box (3 kids +
Nickjr.com/CartoonNetwork.com/etc...)
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