I was getting Firefox crashes with the Hardy update version, 9.0.277.0, so I'd say there is still a problem with the CVE fix on Hardy that needs to be addressed. I don't know how to gather data to diagnose the crash or if anyone is willing to work on it.
To try 10.1, I didn't have the partner repository mentioned previously, despite the claim the Hardy Release Notes that it should have been added during an upgrade:
I have upgraded this system "automatically", all the way from Breezy.
I added the partner repository using Synaptic: Settings -> Repositories -> Third-Party Software -> Add. Enter the APT line from the above web page, click on Add Source, then click Close. If a warning dialog pops up, click Close. Click the Reload button. Search for "adobe" and install the "adobe-flashplugin" package.
This currently gets you adobe-flashplayer version 10.1.53.64-1, which is the same as you would find at:
I was getting Firefox crashes with the Hardy update version, 9.0.277.0, so I'd say there is still a problem with the CVE fix on Hardy that needs to be addressed. I don't know how to gather data to diagnose the crash or if anyone is willing to work on it.
To try 10.1, I didn't have the partner repository mentioned previously, despite the claim the Hardy Release Notes that it should have been added during an upgrade:
https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/HardyReleas eNotes# Commercial/ partner% 20repository
I have upgraded this system "automatically", all the way from Breezy.
I added the partner repository using Synaptic: Settings -> Repositories -> Third-Party Software -> Add. Enter the APT line from the above web page, click on Add Source, then click Close. If a warning dialog pops up, click Close. Click the Reload button. Search for "adobe" and install the "adobe-flashplugin" package.
This currently gets you adobe-flashplayer version 10.1.53.64-1, which is the same as you would find at:
http:// get.adobe. com/flashplayer /
It hasn't crashed, so far, and it supports those sites that require Flash 10+.