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when i try to play music online,there is msg ,require flash player. i install flash player but when i install player it show error it require /bin/sh dependience. what should i do?
Look for the flashplayer-plugin.SlackBuild script in extra to build a package. Primarily, you need to place libflashplayer.so in the /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins/ directory.
With 32-bit slackware, if you don't want to use SlackBuilds, extract the .so file from the Adobe tarball to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/.
If you get /bin/sh as a dependency, did you try to install an RPM? If so, you got the wrong package. Download the linux tar.gz file from Adobe. Make sure you distinguish between 64-bit and 32-bit.
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