By bloid
via sitepoint.com
Published: Oct 15 2008 / 07:39
Adobe today officially released the tenth version of its ubiquitous Flash player on the world. Flash 10, which was previously known under the code name “Astro,” adds a large number of new features to the Flash player, but the most flashy (forgive the terrible pun) are certainly the 3D support, the new text engine, and the Pixel Bender image processor, which was formerly known as Hydra.
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Comments
horza replied ago:
Yawn, Adobe release yet another proprietary Flash player that won't work with 64-bit machines. By not installing Flash I only seem to miss out on obnoxious flashing adverts so I don't think I'll bother making the effort.
Phillip.
mike_eci replied ago:
Yawn, yet another obnoxious freetard that probably drives a proprietary car to his proprietary work. When he returns home he might take a proprietary beer from his proprietary fridge and then sit down to watch his proprietary TV. The next day he goes out shopping at some proprietary shops after taking money out of his proprietary bank and its proprietary cash machine.
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