How do you view Flash?

[Thelasko]

I was playing around with an installation of Ubuntu and I noticed that Gnash and Swfdec appear to be more popular than flasplugin-nonfree. Which do you use, why?

Poll to come.

[cprofitt]

I use the official flash plugin in the repos.

[Bölvaður]

I use flash 10 (not in repos yet), 32 bits on ubuntu and 64 bit version on opensuse.

[RichardLinx]

I use flash 10.

[Thelasko]

I use flash 10 (not in repos yet), 32 bits on ubuntu and 64 bit version on opensuse.

Part way through writing this poll, I realized that a lot of people probably get Flash from the Adobe website and therefore skew the statistics. This poll is likely more valuable because of this.

[-grubby]

I use Flash from the Adobe website.

[Lostincyberspace]

I view flash with my eyes.

[cardinals_fan]

I currently use the proprietary Adobe Flash Player, but I'm testing out Swfdec. Will post back with more info later.

[Dragonbite]

I go with the non-free versions.

[bruce89]

I'm the only person so far to select swfdec. It is part of GNOME you know.

[gn2]

Flash 10 downloaded from Adobe's website.

[Tibuda]

I use flash 10 (not in repos yet), 32 bits on ubuntu and 64 bit version on opensuse.

synaptic says the flashplugin-nonfree installed from the repos is version 10, and about:plugins says the same.

[Thelasko]

synaptic says the flashplugin-nonfree installed from the repos is version 10, and about:plugins says the same.

I think Hardy has version 9 and Intrepid has version 10.

[Sunflower1970]

Flash 10 from the Adobe site

[ghindo]

I go with the proprietary version. I've tried Gnash before, but it is very unusable compared to the official Flash plugin.

[conehead77]

Currently i use gnash because nonfree had a critical vulnerability (http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb08-24.html)

I just checked and there is an updated version in the repositories so i will probably switch back as gnash has still many problems.

[hayden92]

I didn't know that there was an alternative to the non-free ones.
I just used the one available from the adobe website.

Maybe I should check out the others..

Thanks,
Hayden

[steeleyuk]

I currently use Flash from Adobe.

I've played with Swfdec and Gnash, especially like Swfdec. I look forward to the day when either can be included with Ubuntu without too many problems occurring.

[spcwingo]

I use Flash 10 from the Adobe site on all 3 of my Ubuntu machines.