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| SUBJECT | Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Announcing Adobe(R) AIR(TM) 1.5 for Linux(R). (i'm not sure why the
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Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Announcing Adobe(R) AIR(TM) 1.5 for Linux(R). (i'm not sure why the
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Announcing Adobe(R) AIR(TM) 1.5 for Linux(R).
Your web-programming skills have a new home: outside the browser.
With the Linux release of Adobe AIR--the new cross-operating
system runtime--you can easily deploy your apps outside the
browser. And your apps will run the same on Linux, PC,
and Mac(R).
Easy? I've heard that before.
It actually is easy because you can use the programming tools
you already use--HTML, Ajax, JavaScript, and ActionScript(R).
With Adobe Flash(R) Player 10 software's new capabilities,
and the speed of WebKit's SquirrelFish JavaScript interpreter,
it's easy to deploy to PC, Mac, and now Linux using
Adobe AIR 1.5.
Download the Adobe AIR 1.5 SDK >
http://www.idgexpo.com/rt.asp?I=2C85CX6A5X5&L=173899
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DOWNLOAD THE ADOBE AIR 1.5 SDK.
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Get ready to deploy your applications to almost anywhere you
need them to go--including Linux.
Download the Adobe AIR 1.5 SDK >
http://www.idgexpo.com/rt.asp?I=2C85CX6A5X5&L=173900
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Adobe AIR apps.
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