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So i have a couple of games that need AIR and i thought i might take a look to see if there was a linux version out there. There is, so i grabbed that of adobe and tried to install it. The first problem was that it wanted libgnome-keyring. I installed that from a old rpm and symlinked it with the specific library that it wanted. The next problem is that even though ar and dpkg-deb are installed and can be used, it still failed with the installation. I have no clue whatsoever to do from here so i'm wondering, is it possible to install adobe air 2.6 on a modern linux system?
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So i have a couple of games that need AIR and i thought i might take a look to see if there was a linux version out there. There is, so i grabbed that of adobe and tried to install it. The first problem was that it wanted libgnome-keyring. I installed that from a old rpm and symlinked it with the specific library that it wanted. The next problem is that even though ar and dpkg-deb are installed and can be used, it still failed with the installation. I have no clue whatsoever to do from here so i'm wondering, is it possible to install adobe air 2.6 on a modern linux system?
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That was asked nearly 7 years ago so i don't think this a dupe
– Silentstorm
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I originally followed those instructions but that failed badly
– Silentstorm
yesterday
Read the original post for details and if you more, you have to tell what details to give.
– Silentstorm
yesterday
Please run this command for 32 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf and for 64 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf:i386
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So i have a couple of games that need AIR and i thought i might take a look to see if there was a linux version out there. There is, so i grabbed that of adobe and tried to install it. The first problem was that it wanted libgnome-keyring. I installed that from a old rpm and symlinked it with the specific library that it wanted. The next problem is that even though ar and dpkg-deb are installed and can be used, it still failed with the installation. I have no clue whatsoever to do from here so i'm wondering, is it possible to install adobe air 2.6 on a modern linux system?
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So i have a couple of games that need AIR and i thought i might take a look to see if there was a linux version out there. There is, so i grabbed that of adobe and tried to install it. The first problem was that it wanted libgnome-keyring. I installed that from a old rpm and symlinked it with the specific library that it wanted. The next problem is that even though ar and dpkg-deb are installed and can be used, it still failed with the installation. I have no clue whatsoever to do from here so i'm wondering, is it possible to install adobe air 2.6 on a modern linux system?
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That was asked nearly 7 years ago so i don't think this a dupe
– Silentstorm
yesterday
I originally followed those instructions but that failed badly
– Silentstorm
yesterday
Read the original post for details and if you more, you have to tell what details to give.
– Silentstorm
yesterday
Please run this command for 32 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf and for 64 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf:i386
– Aravind
22 hours ago
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That was asked nearly 7 years ago so i don't think this a dupe
– Silentstorm
yesterday
I originally followed those instructions but that failed badly
– Silentstorm
yesterday
Read the original post for details and if you more, you have to tell what details to give.
– Silentstorm
yesterday
Please run this command for 32 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf and for 64 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf:i386
– Aravind
22 hours ago
That was asked nearly 7 years ago so i don't think this a dupe
– Silentstorm
yesterday
That was asked nearly 7 years ago so i don't think this a dupe
– Silentstorm
yesterday
I originally followed those instructions but that failed badly
– Silentstorm
yesterday
I originally followed those instructions but that failed badly
– Silentstorm
yesterday
Read the original post for details and if you more, you have to tell what details to give.
– Silentstorm
yesterday
Read the original post for details and if you more, you have to tell what details to give.
– Silentstorm
yesterday
Please run this command for 32 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf and for 64 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf:i386
– Aravind
22 hours ago
Please run this command for 32 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf and for 64 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf:i386
– Aravind
22 hours ago
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That was asked nearly 7 years ago so i don't think this a dupe
– Silentstorm
yesterday
I originally followed those instructions but that failed badly
– Silentstorm
yesterday
Read the original post for details and if you more, you have to tell what details to give.
– Silentstorm
yesterday
Please run this command for 32 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf and for 64 bits sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf:i386
– Aravind
22 hours ago