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README

  nspluginwrapper
  A cross-platform NPAPI plugin viewer

  Copyright (C) 2005-2006 Gwenole Beauchesne


License
-------

nspluginwrapper is available under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
See the file "COPYING" that is included in the distribution for details.


Overview
--------

nspluginwrapper consists in a proxy plugin and a viewer for NPAPI
compatible plugins. It makes it possible to use 32-bit x86 plugins
like Adobe Flash Player on other platforms like Linux/x86_64, *BSD and
even Linux/ppc.


Quick build notes
-----------------

To simplify the build of the 32-bit viewer, a minimal subset of LSB
Desktop 3.1 is included in this distribution. Hence, you only have
to proceed as follows:

$ ./configure
$ make
# make install

Or, if you prefer from a source package:
$ rpm --rebuild nspluginwrapper.src.rpm


Requirements and Installation
-----------------------------

A Mozilla based browser built with GTK 2 support is currently required
for proper operation. An alternative is Konqueror but it does not yet
support the npruntime scripting API.

On package installation, 32-bit plugins are automatically recognized
provided they are available in the /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins directory.

You can manually install/remove/update plugins with "nspluginwrapper".

   usage: nspluginwrapper [flags] [command [plugin(s)]]

   -h --help               print this message
   -a --auto               set automatic mode for plugins discovery
   -l --list               list plugins currently installed
   -u --update             update plugin(s) currently installed
   -i --install [FILE(S)]  install plugin(s)
   -r --remove [FILE(S)]   remove plugin(s)

[plugin(s)] are full paths to actual plugin binaries (e.g. nppdf.so
for Acrobat Reader, libflashplayer.so for Flash).


Compatibility List
------------------

Please bear in mind this is *BETA* software.

The following plugins work reasonnably well:
- Acrobat Reader      5.0.9
- Acrobat Reader      7.0.1
- DejaVu Libre	      3.5.14
- Flash Player	      7.0
- Flash Player        9.0b2
- Linux J2K           0.0.2
- Mplayerplug-in      2.80
- Mplayerplug-in      3.25
- Real Player         8.0
- Real Player         10.0.5
- Tcl plugin          3.1
- Squeak VM plugin    3.7

Broken or partially working:
- Real Player         8.0
- Adobe SVG           3.01x88


History
-------

Please consult the file "NEWS" for the release history.
An auto-generated "ChangeLog" is also available in this distribution.


Author
------

Gwenole Beauchesne,
<gb.public@free.fr>