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Not sure what I should be seeing, but on Linux and on Windows all I get is a grey Flash area with nothing in it.
That I figured out, but the Flash object shows nothing. Not on Linux (which has some trouble with Flash now and than), nor on Windows.
Looks like the Flash-movie is the problem: machine 1 is Linux 64-bits, a desktop system, machine 2 is a Windows XP 32-bits, laptop system. Both don't show the Flash-content, whereas other content (Youtube, Metacafe, picture slideshows) shows fine.
Anyways, xeyes is fun for about 2 seconds, so I guess the 2008 version is not much different ![]()
While xeyes used zero CPU on my 486, this keeps an entire CPU core busy. Definitely 2008.
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