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August 02, 2008

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David


Thanks !!!

Yann Dìnendal

Great! It works very well for me!

Sesasha

Yay for video conferencing without having to install anything that works with Linux!

hebrert

thats new for me here and I see it works perfect - thanks

Anthony

This assumes the user has an "RPM" based linux system, which is not the case with Debian, Ubuntu, Xandros, Slackware etc. etc.

For debian based systems (such as ubuntu), one might consider the "flashplugin-nonfree" package..

Ie. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultimediaApplications#Flash%20Player%20plugin%20installation

vince

why cant i open the mebeam room and it says stop being a jerk. does it mean that the operator doesnt allow me to enter the room? thanks

Ulrike

Thank you for Meabeam, its great!

sam daniel

I can not access mebeam coz each time I enter a room, it tells me to "sto being a jerk" and i don't know what that is supposed to mean. what should I do to be able to access mebeam once more?

mike

I can't get it to work either. It could be i'm running 64bit fedora - using 32 bit wrapped flash. The 64bit flash has other issues that don't seem to work full yet.

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