Open Software Center (click on LXDE logo on the taskbar and then go to Preferences). So, here is a step-by-step description of how I installed Flash (on the default Knoppix LXDE environment):

Suffice it to say, a (working) Flash ain’t in the Software Center… well, not entirely (read the post more and you’ll see what I mean). If you Google about the issue, you’ll find out how incredibly simple it is to install Flash on Knoppix and indeed it is if you’re an experienced Linux user, but installing shit on Knoppix – Linux in general – often ain’t simple to us mere mortals at all if the program we wanna install ain’t in a software centre. Since I was quite dependable on Knoppix during my stay in Slovenia (I hope I will blog about the stay soon), I eventually found a way to fix the shit. Probably because it’s still the best although the “really old version(s)” of Knoppix were far better than later versions, but that’s a story for another time.Īnyway, Knoppix comes with a lot of goodies, but one goody it lacks is Flash player, meaning you pretty much can’t use the Internet since half of the web uses Flash. Knoppix was the first and is the most used live distribution today.

There are many live Linux distributions now. The system is booted from live CD, meaning you don’t have to install shit on your hard drive you just put a CD/DVD into your optical drive or plug a flash drive in your USB port, which is quite handy when your main operating system goes high-wire. In short, Knoppix is a live Linux distribution.

I mentioned Knoppix in my previous posts, especially in Linux & Windows – myths and facts.

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