strange..... id have thought that macromedia would have supported Linux.
is there an app to crete flash files on linux?
also.... not sure about 3Dmax, but Maya is being ported to linux (only 2
or 3 distrobutions though) but, i think there will be a 3rd party plugin
(or app or whatever) that will convert maya files to flash or swf
because it seems to be catching on. there are a couple for 3Dmax and
maya is a big compeditor to Max.

-----Original Message-----
From: Rebecca Jean Pedersen [mailto:rjp(at)mail.tele.dk]
Sent: 27 July 2000 16:35
To: Rob Prentice
Cc: hwg-techniques(at)mail.hwg.org
Subject: Re: Flash and "tiddliness" (was RE: browser size / stats)


no they dont.  linux nn 4.73 doesnt.


> carried out by an indipendant company too.
> all browsers now come with flash as standard, and a good 85% of cover
> disks on mags come with the flash plugin etc..... it may not be the
> standard to have a flash site at the moment. but, having the plugin is
> pretty much at being the standard. when the internet speeds up..... if
> it ever does..... there are a fe resons why flash isnt a standard yet
> etc... but i think it will become a standard.

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