An official Apache release is a source code distribution. There is no
official support for building Flex from sources on Linux as a couple of
tools like Pixel Bender Toolkit are not available on Linux.
You are more than welcome to take the binary distribution and the various
repackaging scripts
I have not built a package like this before. Under the circumstances what
would you advice. What package to download and perhaps build instructions.
Thanks for any help you can give
~a~
www.ayobinitie.com
http://mrbinitie.blogspot.com
On 2 August 2012 13:34, !default wrote:
> I have to stand up
I have to stand up here as well, I am planning on making the switch to an all
Linux home, including my workstation. This also includes media systems as well.
Would be nice to have air..
As for my workstation, I'm stuck to windows because of the adobe apps and only
the adobe apps. And theres thi
On 8/2/2012 8:17 AM, aYo ~ wrote:
Actually there are a fair few though not in the ranks of Win/Mac, the
runtime issue has meant that I've had to run a virtual Windows machine
to test stuff
I would like to give this a run to see how it works in FDT 5.6 for Linux.
If its ok I'll write up a guide
Actually there are a fair few though not in the ranks of Win/Mac, the
runtime issue has meant that I've had to run a virtual Windows machine to
test stuff
I would like to give this a run to see how it works in FDT 5.6 for Linux.
If its ok I'll write up a guide
~a~
www.ayobinitie.com
http://mrbiniti
I would expect, in theory, that you should be able to build Flex fine
on Linux. Of course, with minimal / waning support for the Adobe Flash
Runtimes on Linux, it seems unlikely at this time many Flex Developer's
will be using Linux as their development platform.
On 8/2/2012 3:47 AM, aYo ~
Unfortunately work has made it hitherto impossible to be as active as I
wished to be in this forum.
I have just been looking at the release documents and I can see no support
for or reference to Linux.
Could someone please enlighten me as to the state of Flex 4.8.0 for linux
development
Kind regard
