On 19.4.2014 1:18, Armin K. wrote: > > > On 19.4.2014 1:05, Bruce Dubbs wrote: >> Ken Moffat wrote: >>>> >>>> Thanks Ken. I was given a URL to check out for teaching. Please >>>> see if >>>> you can use www.TestOut.com/newlabsim >>>> >>>> I don't think there's a password for the beta test but I didn't get >>>> that >>>> far. If it seems to work for you, then I'll go build FF for this >>>> platform. >> >>> It opened a new window, occupying the whole screen. And then it >>> appears to need me to set up an ID, including email and activation >>> code - from that I guess that they (whoever they are) will use the >>> email to send me the activation code. I'm not inclined to do that. >>> >>> Going back to the the site itself, I don't think you need to >>> bother. The first item in "List of Known Issues and Bugs" is: >>> >>> Mozilla Firefox not supported >>> >>> Mozilla Firefox is not yet supported. For now, we encourage Linux OS >>> users to use Chrome to sign in to the HTML5 LabSim. >> >> OK, thanks. At least they are getting away from silverlight. >> >> Has anyone looked into building chrome from source? >> >> -- Bruce >> > > Chrome itself is just Open Source Chromium Browser (www.chromium.org) > with few extra non-free additions and Google branding. You are probably > looking for the second. > > The answer is yes, I do. I combined Archlinux and Gentoo build > instructions to get it to build. It does however require awful amount of > deps which I haven't checked yet. > > Sent using Windows version of Thunderbird, so forgive me if something's > wrong with the attachment. >
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