Open one of the available web browsers on your system.
Exit the Terminal by entering the exit command: $ exit Step 3: Enable the Flash Player through the Adobe website The Flash Plugin will then be installed on your system. The system will prompt you with a Y/n option in order to begin the installation procedure. You can install the Flash Plugin easily by running the following command as sudo in your Linux Terminal: $ sudo apt install flashplugin-installer Step 2: Install the Flash Plugin through the apt package Now, your repository is in line with the latest package available in the Internet’s Canonical Partners’ repository. Run the following command as root in order to do so: $ sudo apt update The next step is to update your system repositories so that the latest available version of a software can be installed. You will be asked to provide the password for root after which the repository will be enabled on your system: Then enter the following command as root in order to enable the repository: $ sudo add-apt-repository "deb $(lsb_release -sc) partner" Open your Ubuntu Terminal either through system Dash or the Ctrl+Alt+D shortcut. In order to install the latest Flash plugin, you need to have the Canonical Partners repository enabled on your system. Step 1: Enable Ubuntu Canonical Partners Repository We have run the commands and procedures mentioned in this article on an Ubuntu 18.04 LTS system and used the Firefox web browser in order to enable the Flash Plugin. In this article, we will tell you how to download and install the Flash Player through your Linux command line and then enable it through any of your available web browsers.
Although most of the modern websites use HTML5 that does not require Flash, there are still some websites that need it enabled. The Flash Player is a plugin for web browsers that you need in order to watch videos and interactive content on some websites.
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