Hello,

This update of Flash Player installer uses the new version 11.2. It downloads it and install.

To install it you must give execution permission:

chmod +x native-64bit-flash-installer-11.2.sh

And then, just execute it:

./native-64bit-flash-installer-11.2.sh

The installation should be complete without problems.

Flash Player 11.2 Installer - Ubuntu 64 Bits

If you want to install older version take a look at: Install Flash 10 on Ubuntu 64 Bits

Remembering that this is the last Flash version for Linux. Sadly. Security problems will have updates.

Matheus

EDIT: Update to last Flash 11.2.202.243 (19/10/2012)

Hello,

After install Ubuntu 12.04 - 64 bits to test it, I decided to try the Flash player. I decided to try the method created by Romeo-Adrian Cioba that I published Install Flash Player on Ubuntu 10.04 64 bits or Install Flash on Ubuntu 11.04 64 Bits.

native installer Flash Player 10.2 Preview 3
native installer Flash Player 10.0.45.2 (Seems more stable)

Give execution permission:

$ chmod +x native-64bit-flash-installer.sh

Execute it: (It will close your firefox!)

$ ./native-64bit-flash-installer.sh

Tested and working!

Sadly the repository version is not working for me, but this one keeps working.

Enjoy it,
Matheus

Hello,

After install my Ubuntu 12.04 and setup it I try to access my online banking. I couldn't access it, because the Java wasn't there. So here is how to Install Java on Ubuntu 12.04 (64 bits) and use it on firefox.

Install:

$ sudo apt-get install icedtea6-plugin

Now to have your Java working on firefox use:

$ sudo apt-get install icedtea-plugin

Close your browser, open and enjoy.

Best Regards,
Matheus

Good Night,

Sadly (for me) the Scroll bar on Ubuntu 12.04 are still the same as Ubuntu 11.10. I particularly don't like it. So I tried the same method to disable the overlay scroll bar on Ubuntu 11.10 and Ubuntu 11.04, and it works! (I just tested the disable method.)

Use this:

If you try the other methods, please let us know if it works!

Remove or Disable Overlay Scrollbar – Ubuntu 11.10

Best Regards,,
Matheus

Hello

I'm still setting up my Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin). Let's change the menu buttons (minimize, maximize, close) position to the right (again).

Open your Terminal

Run it

Go to "apps/metacity/general/"
Find "button_layout" and update the value to:

Save, logout, login. Done!

Best Regards,
Matheus

PS: If you have any problem try to install "dconf-tools", open dconf-editor, close and then try to use this method again.

Good Night!

Everybody probably knows that today Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin was released. This version as some older one, doesn't have the Gnome installed by default so we need to install a package.

Use:

Logout. Press the gear and choose Gnome Classic.

That is it!
Matheus

Hello,

After install Ubuntu 12.04 beta 2 - 64 bits to test it, I decided to try the Flash player. I decided to try the method created by Romeo-Adrian Cioba that I published Install Flash Player on Ubuntu 10.04 64 bits or Install Flash on Ubuntu 11.04 64 Bits.

native installer Flash Player 10.2 Preview 3
native installer Flash Player 10.0.45.2 (Seems more stable)

Give execution permission:

$ chmod +x native-64bit-flash-installer.sh

Execute it: (It will close your firefox!)

$ ./native-64bit-flash-installer.sh

Tested and working!

Sadly the repository version is not working for me, but this one keeps working.

Enjoy it,
Matheus

Reference:
http://www.myscienceisbetter.info/install-native-64bit-flash-player-10-on-linux.html

Hello,

Following the tests releases of Ubuntu 12.04, today I decided to install the last version available, the Ubuntu 12.04 beta 2, the last release before the final version. Ubuntu 12.04 release date is scheduled to April, 26 (as always, the last Thursday of April.)

To download Ubuntu 12.04 go to:
Ubuntu 12.04 Beta 2 - Download

To verify Ubuntu 12.04 release dates go to:
Ubuntu 12.04 Release Schedule

I tried the methods from Ubuntu 11.10 to go back to Gnome Classic, remove overlay scrollbar, change the menu buttons position and install the gconf-editor. Remove overlay scrollbar worked a little bit bugged, the design seems strange, but it worked. The other stuffs seems to work as normal

You can find the methods on:

Remove or disable the overlay scrollbar on Ubuntu 12.04

Change the menu buttons positions on Ubuntu 12.04

Going back to Gnome classic on Ubuntu 12.04

Best Regards,
Matheus

Good Night,

Today I decided to try Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin) Beta 1 on VirtualBox. This version will be a LTS version (Long term support) so the community are anxious to see it. The final version of Ubuntu 12.04 is scheduled to be released on April 26.

As I expected the installation on VirtualBox went smoothly, sadly the installation took longer then usual.

For now there aren't a lot of visual changes, I didn't noticed any change at all, the default graphic system still is Unity and on the VirtualBox it is heavy.

I tried the methods from Ubuntu 11.10 to go back to Gnome Classic, remove overlay scrolbar, change the menu buttons position and install the gconf-editor and all methods worked as a charm.

You can find the methods on:

Remove or disable the overlay scrollbar on Ubuntu 11.10

Change the menu buttons positions on Ubuntu 11.10

Going back to Gnome classic on Ubuntu 11.10

Best Regards,
Matheus