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cygnus , 4 months ago (edited 4 months ago) Do you have the source for the original video? A mechanic friend would love this but I don't want to spend 10 minutes explaining what Gentoo is. Edit: found a different supercut https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oxr6Zv5GRkc
Do you have the source for the original video? A mechanic friend would love this but I don't want to spend 10 minutes explaining what Gentoo is.
Edit: found a different supercut https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oxr6Zv5GRkc
Gork OP , 4 months ago No, this is itself a repost
No, this is itself a repost
abbadon420 , 4 months ago Gentoo? This is just emacs life
Gentoo? This is just emacs life
backhdlp , 4 months ago Watching this as I'm recompiling dev-qt/qtwebengine for the 3rd time
Watching this as I'm recompiling dev-qt/qtwebengine for the 3rd time
librecat , 4 months ago How about webkit-gtk
How about webkit-gtk
backhdlp , 4 months ago Is that chromium too by any chance?
Is that chromium too by any chance?
librecat , 4 months ago I've never emerged chromium, proud waterfox user :)
I've never emerged chromium, proud waterfox user :)
palordrolap , 4 months ago It's Chromium's non-Google cousin. If that piques your interest, be aware that it's mostly Apple's baby. And to swing back positive again, it's open-source because Apple didn't create it in the first place and they're bound by GPL to keep it that way. Finally, a useful fun fact: WebKit GTK often comes with a MiniBrowser program that is a bare-bones web browser wrapped around the engine. It isn't symlinked in /usr/bin or anywhere like that, but it does work as an emergency secondary browser if something breaks your main one. It's usually found somewhere like /usr/lib/{OS type}/webkitgtk-{version}/MiniBrowser On my machine it's /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/webkit2gtk-4.1/MiniBrowser
It's Chromium's non-Google cousin.
If that piques your interest, be aware that it's mostly Apple's baby.
And to swing back positive again, it's open-source because Apple didn't create it in the first place and they're bound by GPL to keep it that way.
Finally, a useful fun fact: WebKit GTK often comes with a MiniBrowser program that is a bare-bones web browser wrapped around the engine.
MiniBrowser
It isn't symlinked in /usr/bin or anywhere like that, but it does work as an emergency secondary browser if something breaks your main one.
/usr/bin
It's usually found somewhere like /usr/lib/{OS type}/webkitgtk-{version}/MiniBrowser
/usr/lib/{OS type}/webkitgtk-{version}/MiniBrowser
On my machine it's /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/webkit2gtk-4.1/MiniBrowser
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/webkit2gtk-4.1/MiniBrowser
backhdlp , 4 months ago Oh right, webkit (I seem to be bad at understanding the words I'm reading). I love that most modern web engines are just forks of KHTML
Oh right, webkit (I seem to be bad at understanding the words I'm reading). I love that most modern web engines are just forks of KHTML
zolax , 4 months ago haven't compiled it in like months bc it keeps erroring out lol please tell me you use ccache tho
haven't compiled it in like months bc it keeps erroring out lol
please tell me you use ccache tho
backhdlp , 4 months ago I do, I don't think I would survive without it.
I do, I don't think I would survive without it.
zolax , 4 months ago true, all my large packages use ccache
true, all my large packages use ccache