Re: mozilla 1.3, galeon 1.3.3

[Rodd Clarkson <r-list clarkson id au>]

I compiled mozilla 1.3 doing the following:

I downloaded the src from ftp.mozilla.org and put the file in my
GARCHIVEDIR.

cd garnome-0.21.2/misc/mozilla
make clean

vi Makefile  (change the GARVERSION to 1.3, and the DISTFILES to
tar.bz2)

make makesum
make install (this will fail)
cd work
rmdir mozilla
ln -s main.d/mozilla

cd ..
make install

wait patiently, but the AA fonts are worth it.

A little crude perhaps, but effective.  I'm sure the failed initial make
install can be solved doing something in the Makefile but I don't know
what.

The only thing that doesn't work is printing (no printer found) which is
weird because my base installed mozilla-1.3 prints.


Rodd


On Fri, 2003-03-14 at 12:32, sams marketing-designs com wrote:
> I have the newest galeon and mozilla both compiling/running correctly.
> I only made minor changes to the Makefiles to get this to happen.
> Neither package needs any patches (I don't know if they do in garnome
> cvs or in the latest package, but I think they did in .21.0).  Also both
> of these products seem really stable.  I noticed when I closed down
> galeon to start the new one today that it was open for something like 12
> days with between 6 and 10 tabs.  Let's thank the galeon/mozilla team
> for giving us such great products.
> 
> --
> Samuel Stringham
> 
> ps. if you want the actual checksum/makefiles just email me privately to
> ask.  If I get enough requests I will put it up on my website.
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Lest we forget...

"They disembarked in 45,
 And no one spoke and no one smiled,
 There were too many spaces in the line.
 And Gathered at the cenotaph,
 All agreed with hand on heart, 
 To sheath the sacrificial knives.

"But now...
 She stands upon Southampton Dock
 With her handkerchief, and her summer frock
 That clings to her wet body in the rain. 
 In quiet desperation
 Knuckles white upon the slippery reins,
 She bravely waves the boys goodbye again"

			-- Southampton Dock, by Pink Floyd