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Adobe pinballs 64-bit Flash Player 10 alpha into Linux orbit

 
Astro climbs on board openista ship Adobe Systems has spun out an alpha version of its Flash Player 10 technology for 64-bit Linux software users today, to satisfy the needs of freetards everywhere.… (link)

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