New machine...

JDoubleU00 · 04-17-15, 05:45 AM

Originally Posted by 10leej

Hence why I switched to the penguin.

I procrastinate switching. I actually like windows 7 (I do not have USB speakers though). But I am getting some weird BSOD when playing videos at times (I suspect FLASH).

Resike · 04-17-15, 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by rocnroll

I procrastinate switching. I actually like windows 7 (I do not have USB speakers though). But I am getting some weird BSOD when playing videos at times (I suspect FLASH).

Uninstall terribad Adobe flash or any other flash sh!t, and start using Chrome.

JDoubleU00 · 04-17-15, 01:34 PM

Originally Posted by Resike

Uninstall terribad Adobe flash or any other flash sh!t, and start using Chrome.

I have Chrome installed, but I like Firefox better, it is not as polished as Chrome. Plus, I am still not certain what Google sees from my Chrome browser. I need to research it more.

Resike · 04-17-15, 06:03 PM

Originally Posted by rocnroll

I have Chrome installed, but I like Firefox better, it is not as polished as Chrome. Plus, I am still not certain what Google sees from my Chrome browser. I need to research it more.

The real issue is with the Firefox'es flash support, thats the main reason i switched to Chome, all flash releated stuff was laggy as hell. Chome has it's own built in flash (stolen from Linux) and its super smooth.

Zyonin · 04-18-15, 03:12 AM

Originally Posted by Resike

The real issue is with the Firefox'es flash support, thats the main reason i switched to Chome, all flash releated stuff was laggy as hell. Chome has it's own built in flash (stolen from Linux) and its super smooth.

Flash support in Linux has always been terrible. Adobe's Flash player for Linux is notorious for being a CPU/memory hog thus most of the Linux geeks I know (myself included) avoid it. Fortunately for Flash appears to be slowly dying as more sites abandon the use of Flash/Actionscript and switch to using HTML5. The only issues I have run into is some sites still use Flash video players or my browser does not have the codec support baked in. However the latter issue is becoming rarer as Firefox has been gifted with h.264 support so most Mpeg 4 video will play fine.

I have never liked Chrome, instead I use other WebKit/Blink based browsers when Firefox is not behaving. Many of them come with the PepperFlash plug-in from Chrome. Regarding privacy, if you still want to use Chrome, you may want to consider either SR Ironware (Chrome without all the privacy issues) or what most Web/Blink based browser are built on: Chromium.

Resike · 04-18-15, 06:47 PM

Originally Posted by Zyonin

Flash support in Linux has always been terrible. Adobe's Flash player for Linux is notorious for being a CPU/memory hog thus most of the Linux geeks I know (myself included) avoid it. Fortunately for Flash appears to be slowly dying as more sites abandon the use of Flash/Actionscript and switch to using HTML5. The only issues I have run into is some sites still use Flash video players or my browser does not have the codec support baked in. However the latter issue is becoming rarer as Firefox has been gifted with h.264 support so most Mpeg 4 video will play fine.

I have never liked Chrome, instead I use other WebKit/Blink based browsers when Firefox is not behaving. Many of them come with the PepperFlash plug-in from Chrome. Regarding privacy, if you still want to use Chrome, you may want to consider either SR Ironware (Chrome without all the privacy issues) or what most Web/Blink based browser are built on: Chromium.

PepperFlash has been made for Debian, if you use the Adobe one it's your fault. :P

10leej · 04-17-15, 06:43 PM

Originally Posted by rocnroll

I have Chrome installed, but I like Firefox better, it is not as polished as Chrome. Plus, I am still not certain what Google sees from my Chrome browser. I need to research it more.

Your non private browsing history and bookmarks are shared with google

Originally Posted by Resike

The real issue is with the Firefox'es flash support, thats the main reason i switched to Chome, all flash releated stuff was laggy as hell. Chome has it's own built in flash (stolen from Linux) and its super smooth.

Not stolen, gifted by Adobe. Via benefits