I went to yellow bridge and of course it mentioned the need for java and flash. I installed java and flash plugins and even went to the adobe site and got the install for ubuntu.

I am so relieved to see that Skritter animations work fine.

Your developers must have carefully chosen an animation method that will run on all platforms and avoid such problems.

I am enjoying using Skritter along with the Ubuntu pinyin, taking notes in an Open Office document.

also works well on fedora 15

a good site that tells you how to setup fedora after the initial install(including flash) is personal fedora
http://www.mjmwired.net/resources/mjm-fedora-f15.html



If you have trouble follow the instructions at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Flash
for 32 bit


For Chinese , Japanese and Korean

sudo yum install yum install fonts-japanese fonts-chinese fonts-korean scim-pinyin

wacom support is reasonable (bamboo touch)

opensuse + chrome works very well too. Except that you need a really fast computer and even then there is still a lag between the 'dot' moving around in sync with the mousepointer and the strokes being drawn on the canvas. But one gets used to that. These days I use skritter mostly on my android smartphone though :-)