I've been using Pipelight to provide a usable Flash Player since installing Kubuntu 14.04 (it's why I shopped around for a new distro; Pipelight can't be installed in Mepis 11 and I couldn't get it to go in antiX 13.2 on testing repos), and I've seen a number of updates for the 64-bit wine-compholio package since then; it now works very well, where it or Flash Player would crash almost immediately when I first set it up (it still crashes on video from time to time, but works pretty well for the games I mostly need it for). Unfortunately, when I visit Adobe's Flash Player page I still get a report that I'm running version 13 of Flash Player, when the current Windows Flash is version 15.something. Is there a known way to get Pipelight to update its Windows Flash player? Would uninstalling Pipelight and deleting its Wine prefix, then reinstalling, accomplish this, or is Pipelight tied to a specific Flash version until the Pipelight developers make a hard coded change?
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