Re: Dillo web browser compiles easily and works on Debian hppa platform!
Actually it is in the debian/hppa tree for while. It's better than
nothing, but still far from good. The author is a little strict with his
view on how HTML should be done so a lot of sites don't work, most notably
eBay. I made a couple of true "hacks" so I can use it for eBay now.
Still the ultimate goal is to fix the ^$*(#&$!! threads so mozilla and its
siblings galeon, skipstone run on hppa. I've been digging around in it for
a while but I'm just not knowledgable enough with all that system
architecture stuff.... :-(
Christian
On Mon, 18 Feb 2002 01:28:05 -0500
"B. Douglas Hilton" <doug.hilton@engineer.com> wrote:
> I thought I would mention it, as the only browsers available
> so far appear to be Emacs, konqueror, and Lynx.
>
> Requirements:
> libglib1.2-dev
> libgtk1.2-dev
> libpng-dev
> libjpeg-dev
> xlibs-dev
>
> I just did a "./configure; make" and it built and works!
>
> Very nice - what a nifty little browser, and IMHO much
> more pretty than Lynx! Possibly the ultimate lightweight browser,
> and on a 715/80 you need all the speed you can get!
>
> http://dillo.sourceforge.net
>
> Test System: HP 9000 715/80 with Debian "testing"
>
>
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