There is one update to 12.2 I can not install now, the libxml2 update (openSUSE-2012-854 - libxml2). In any case, I'm just glad I finally figured out a way to install this Adobe Air $#!7. installed it during the fist week after 12.2 was ready. I'm not too familiar with sudo dpkg commands so maybe someone else can clarify what it does exactly. If you encounter this issue and tried all the steps I've mentioned above (especially deleting the adobe-certs located in etc/opt/Adobe folder), try using this on the terminal and see if it works.Īlthough I've deleted the aforementioned folder, and removed the broken package in the synaptic manager, I guess there were still cert packages that I needed to purge which this command did. Thank you in advance.Īfter reading and reading and more reading, I finally found a solution that worked for me. Or, should I do it anyways? I'm at my wits end with this dilemma and I was hoping that someone could assist me.
I found one solution from the Fedora forums that suggested that there were missing packages and to run yum (yum -y install xterm gtk2-devel gnome-keyring libxml2-devel libxslt rpm-devel nss), but I opted not to do that since I'm aware that Mint and Ubuntu does not really use the yum repository. To troubleshoot these issues, try performing the following steps in this order: The Logitech Video driver (LVPrcSrv.exe) is known to cause issues with the installation of Adobe AIR. I've also tried other solutions like closing the browser, exiting the synaptic manager before installing, removing the adobe-cert, etc/opt/Adobe and /var/opt/Adobe Air folders and a plethora of other solutions the community has suggested, but to no avail. I've tried the instructions I found in the ubuntu and mint forums i.e.: Installation may not be allowed by your administrator. If you installed Adobe Flash Player manually from another source, it will not be removed. Make sure the box is checked for always use this program and then hit ok. In the window, click on browse, and navigate to the installation of adobe air. Each time I've run the installation, I receive the error: "An error occurred while installing Adobe AIR. Get the adobeair. Try to right click on the air file, and select open file with. Solved: Im trying to install this program in my computer but it just wont.
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