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peebee · Posted: Tue 14 May 2019, 14:19 Post subject:

PepperFlash now 32.0.0.192

peebee · Posted: Thu 23 May 2019, 14:57 Post subject: 74.0.3729.169

32-bit:
chromium_74.0.3729.169+pepper_32.0.0.192_lx_spot.sfs

64-bit:
chromium64_74.0.3729.169+pepper_32.0.0.192_lx_spot.sfs

n.b. BionicPup64-8.0 requires the 64-bit .sfs to be converted - see: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=867205#867205 (use option 2)

peebee · Posted: Mon 10 Jun 2019, 04:57 Post subject: 75.0.3770.142

Updated 18-july-2019

32-bit:
chromium_75.0.3770.142+pepper_32.0.0.223_lx_spot.sfs

64-bit:
chromium64_75.0.3770.142+pepper_32.0.0.223_lx_spot.sfs

n.b. BionicPup64-8.0 requires the 64-bit .sfs to be converted - see: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=867205#867205 (use option 2)

peebee · Posted: Tue 11 Jun 2019, 04:09 Post subject:

PepperFlash is now 32.0.0.207

Now works on BionicPup32

Mike Walsh · Joined: 28 Jun 2014 Posts: 5807 Location: King's Lynn, UK.

Morning, Peter.

Just a thought, but.....why don't you make use of the 'Pepper auto-updater' that our Russian colleague SFS modified off the back of Geoff's wonderful Flash AutoUpdater?

It's a standard part of my Chrome and Iron builds these days, and it certainly cuts down on the need to have to re-pack/re-upload every time a new version comes out. It works pretty well, too.....and if you put it in /root/Startup, modified to point to the PepperFlash location, it runs itself at boot time.

It's only a tiny script - some 1.5 kb in size - so wouldn't add any bulk to what are already enormous packages nowadays - and, unlike FlashPlayer, which Adobe kept on moving around, playing 'musical URLs' with it, Pepper's download location seems completely 'static'. It's been running OK for me for over 18 months now, and is the reason I quit doing the PepperFlash .pets; with this, it only needs installing once, and runs unattended after that..

(I'll still be glad to see the back of it when it finally dies a death, mind you....) Rolling Eyes

Entirely up to you, of course.

Mike. Wink

peebee · Posted: Tue 11 Jun 2019, 16:43 Post subject:

Hi Mike
Thanks for the suggestion.....
As I have to remake the sfs when a new version of chromium appears the incorporation of latest pepperflash is very little extra overhead.....
and I'm not a great fan of things that auto-update at boot-up - reminds me too much of how MS Windows used to slow down inexplicably due to all the automatic garbage it used to do ;-(
I haven't looked at the auto-updater but presumably anybody who feels the need could add it on themselves?
Cheers
peebee

peebee · Posted: Mon 17 Jun 2019, 03:42 Post subject:

Now: chromium_75.0.3770.90+pepper_32.0.0.207

peebee · Posted: Sat 22 Jun 2019, 04:02 Post subject:

Now: chromium_75.0.3770.100+pepper_32.0.0.207

peebee · Posted: Tue 09 Jul 2019, 07:39 Post subject:

Now: chromium_75.0.3770.100+pepper_32.0.0.223

peebee · Posted: Sat 13 Jul 2019, 06:04 Post subject:

13-aug-2019

Tested on 32-bit LxPupSc and ScPup only ......... a Debian Sid build ............

chromium_76.0.3809.100+pepper_32.0.0.238

VaDos · Joined: 03 Feb 2019 Posts: 1

Mike Walsh · Joined: 28 Jun 2014 Posts: 5807 Location: King's Lynn, UK.

peebee · Posted: Thu 18 Jul 2019, 02:24 Post subject:

Now: chromium_75.0.3770.142+pepper_32.0.0.223

greengeek · Posted: Mon 22 Jul 2019, 07:15 Post subject:

Hi, what technique do you use to run this as spot please?
cheers!

peebee · Posted: Mon 22 Jul 2019, 08:22 Post subject: