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This was culled from the Adobe labs site. Purely selfish reasons as a personal reminder for moi.
Follow these simple steps to upgrade the SDK used by Flex Builder Linux on your machine:
* Download the Adobe AIR SDK from www.adobe.com/go/airlinux.
* Go to the sdks/3.0.0/ folder (in the Flex Builder installation directory).
* Delete the "runtimes" folder.
* Extract the latest Adobe AIR SDK and copy its contents into sdks/3.0.0/, overwriting existing files.
* Go to sdks/3.0.0/bin/ and rename adl and adt as adl_lin and adt_lin (if adl_lin and adt_lin already exist there, remove them).
* Go to sdks/3.0.0/runtimes/air/ and create a symlink "Linux" pointing to the "linux" folder in the same directory.
N.B A symlink: In computing, a symbolic link (also symlink or soft link) is a special type of file that contains a reference to another file or directory in the form of an absolute or relative path and that affects pathname resolution. (Wikipedia)
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Follow these simple steps to upgrade the SDK used by Flex Builder Linux on your machine:
* Download the Adobe AIR SDK from www.adobe.com/go/airlinux.
* Go to the sdks/3.0.0/ folder (in the Flex Builder installation directory).
* Delete the "runtimes" folder.
* Extract the latest Adobe AIR SDK and copy its contents into sdks/3.0.0/, overwriting existing files.
* Go to sdks/3.0.0/bin/ and rename adl and adt as adl_lin and adt_lin (if adl_lin and adt_lin already exist there, remove them).
* Go to sdks/3.0.0/runtimes/air/ and create a symlink "Linux" pointing to the "linux" folder in the same directory.
N.B A symlink: In computing, a symbolic link (also symlink or soft link) is a special type of file that contains a reference to another file or directory in the form of an absolute or relative path and that affects pathname resolution. (Wikipedia)
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