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Install Flash Player In Ubuntu Using 3 Simple Steps
If you are new to Ubuntu, you must be looking for a way to install Flash Player. Unlike Windows, installing flash player in Ubuntu is a bit tricky and is a 3 step procedure. Flash Player is now universally used in almost every websites, without Flash, browsing the web would make no sense. Below I have covered some simple steps that will get Flash installed on your Ubuntu OS instantly.
1. You can download the flash player for ubuntu from official website of adobe. If you are not sure about the url to download the flash player,
visit the page here. It will let you download the flash player for Ubuntu. Please make sure that you are downloading a .deb file.
2. If you have already installed some version of flash player and you are going to upgrade your installation, of flash player then remove that old release by running the below command on your terminal.
sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-nonfree
otherwise you can skip this step and directly go to step 3.
3.Run below command to install .deb package of flash player
sudo dpkg -i sudo dpkg -i install_flash_player_10_linux.deb
Make sure that you are on the same path where you have downloaded the flash player’s .deb file.
Dependencies involved in flash player’s installation:
Normally flash player has some dependencies of libcurl 3. If your system does not have libcurl3 package installed then you can simply install this by using apt-get utility of Ubutnu. Below command
will do the trick for you.
sudo apt-get install libcurl3
Now flash player will be installed on any web browser you use on Ubuntu. Enjoy!
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