Adobe releases Adobe Flash Player 10 beta for Linux
linux.com     May 15, 2008            

Unfortunately, not all those new features are available in the Linux version. To create these custom filters and effects, users need Adobe Pixel Bender toolkit, and this program, which is now a release candidate, is not available for Linux developers. Adobe promises that some of the toolkit's... [read full story]                

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linuxtoday.com     13 hrs ago   3 related          

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