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Adobe Flash Player + Xubuntu = I NEED Help!!!

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I think I installed it from the Ubuntu Software Center, but I don't know how to tell if it's installed. I don't know how to install it from the Adobe website. I'm a Linux noob so be easy on me.

Also, the adobe flash plugin does not appear in the firefox plugin thingy.

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you can look in /usr/lib for a flashplugin-installer folder or open up your browser and type in about:plugins

 

edit: you can always simply try to load a video on youtube

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you can look in /usr/lib for a flashplugin-installer folder or open up your browser and type in about:plugins

 

edit: you can always simply try to load a video on youtube

There's shockwave flash but not adobe flash

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There's shockwave flash but not adobe flash

The Ubuntu software center installs Adobe Shockwave player by default. Adobe Shockwave also includes Adobe Flash so there shouldn't be any issue

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The Ubuntu software center installs Adobe Shockwave player by default. Adobe Shockwave also includes Adobe Flash so there shouldn't be any issue

Okay, it plays the video but it's all glitchy and is pushed over to one half of the player. It also has a wierd rainbow effect...

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Okay, it plays the video but it's all glitchy and is pushed over to one half of the player. It also has a wierd rainbow effect...

Never seen that problem before... Make sure your system is up to date. If that doesn't fix it, consider re-installing flash.

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Never seen that problem before... Make sure your system is up to date. If that doesn't fix it, consider re-installing flash.

I did re-install. Check the new thread I made.

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