To install or update the runtime, a user must have administrative privileges for the computer.
Note: At this time, AIR 2.7 and later are not supported on Linux. AIR applications deployed to Linux should continue to use the AIR 2.6 SDK.
Using the binary installer:
chmod +x AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
Adobe AIR is installed as a native package. In other words, as rpm on an rpm based distribution and deb on a Debian distribution. Currently AIR does not support any other package format.
Using the package installers:
sudo dpkg -i /adobeair-2.0.0.xxxxx.deb
sudo rpm -i /adobeair-2.0.0-xxxxx.i386.rpmOr, if you are updating an existing version (AIR 1.5.3 or later):
sudo rpm -U /adobeair-2.0.0-xxxxx.i386.rpm
Installing AIR 2 and AIR applications requires you to have administrator privileges on your computer.
Adobe AIR is installed to the following location: /opt/Adobe AIR/Versions/1.0
AIR registers the mime-type "application/vnd.adobe.air-application-installer-package+zip", which means that .air files are of this mime-type and are therefore registered with the AIR runtime.
You can install the latest release of the AIR runtime from the Android Market.
You can install development versions of the AIR runtime from a link on a web page or by using the ADT -installRuntime command. Only one version of the AIR runtime can be installed at a time; you cannot have both a release and a development version installed.
The necessary AIR runtime code is bundled with each application created for iPhone, iTouch, and iPad devices. You do not install a separate runtime component.