I recommend installing the Flash-Aid Firefox plugin. Since I use it, I always get the most up-to-date version for 64bit, and it is installed and updated automatically. The plugin is available for download here:
I would recommend that the Ubuntu packaging team finds out how Flash-Aid manages to install Flash without any problems and then changes the nspluginwrapper package so that it does the same things that Flash-Aid do. Alternatively, the nspluginwrapper package could install the Flash-Aid plugin by default and let the user do the Flash maintenance via the plugin - that will at least allow most users to use Flash.
I recommend installing the Flash-Aid Firefox plugin. Since I use it, I always get the most up-to-date version for 64bit, and it is installed and updated automatically. The plugin is available for download here:
https:/ /addons. mozilla. org/en- us/firefox/ addon/flash- aid/
I would recommend that the Ubuntu packaging team finds out how Flash-Aid manages to install Flash without any problems and then changes the nspluginwrapper package so that it does the same things that Flash-Aid do. Alternatively, the nspluginwrapper package could install the Flash-Aid plugin by default and let the user do the Flash maintenance via the plugin - that will at least allow most users to use Flash.