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Vertimyst said:
11/25/2008 5:29 pm
To answer you in the video, Adobe AIR is indeed available on Linux, but only for distributions such as Ubuntu and openSUSE. Unfortunately I use Arch Linux, so I’m out of luck, unless someone manages to compile it into a package and uploads it to the AUR, which is Arch’s user package system.
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