Mozilla-firefox Flash 7 support via Gnash. It's pretty slow but it gets the job done.

Terrific! Where can we get the plugin?

After you build the beast devel/boost the gnash plugin can easily be built from the ports tree. I'm going to rebuild gnash with some of the flag optimizations you suggested and see if I see any differences in performance. I'm not going to rebuild devel/boost since it took approximately four days compile.

you're kidding right? three days? it only took me 1 day to build boost on pdaXrom. what options did you use that took that much extra time? btw, what options did you use for firefox2? it took me 3 days to build it, but it core dumps

--with-system-jpeg=/usr/local
--with-system-png=/usr/local
--with-system-zlib=/usr/lib
--with-system-nspr
--with-system-nss
--with-pthreads
--enable-xft
--disable-optimize
--enable-default-toolkit=gtk2
--disable-debug
--disable-tests
--disable-pedantic
--disable-installer
--disable-updater
--disable-gnomeui
--disable-gnomevfs
--enable-xinerama
--enable-svg
--enable-svg-renderer=cairo
--enable-system-cairo
--enable-canvas
--enable-official-branding

So can some configure flags help speeding up make?

mathemajikian, I guess you are building things using the port tree, right?

Even though it takes such a long time, the fact is things work really well under OBSD.

I build most things from /usr/ports. If it's not in the ports tree, then I build it from src and try to have it added. Yes, there are certain configure options which you can set which can speed up the build times; however, these options vary from port to port. Just ./configure --help to see a list of options which you can set.

The latest gnash-0.8.0 plug-in in the ports tree works with YouTube video and Myspace music players. It's pretty much useless for video on a Z. but could be an item of interest for those running OpenBSD on a Desktop.