BuSab wrote: > Le 15/01/07 à 17:41, Chuck Robey a écrit : > >> 2) for the dillo stuff you gave me, it didn't want to use the libintl >> and libiconv shared libs, and even got the static libs screwed up, so >> I had to walk thru the Makefiles adding -L/usr/local/lib >> -lintl.-liconv and removing the static lib callouts.. >> You also need to make sure you have the x11/fltk port installed, >> 'cause the new dillo seems to want it. >> Let me add some graffitti, in case anyone else is masochistic enough to want to try what I'm doing: don't install fltk, because it appears that fltk has recently made aradical change in the naming of their include files 9the they have wuite a lot of them) so installing OpenBSD's version of fltk will only give you a cheache. Try downloading the fltk-2.0.x-r5599.tar.gz version of fltk, it still had the old naming back then, and it seems to build (so far, on this system it will be for an hour more, probably). > > It's only used for the download gui (--disable-dlgui let you chose where > to save the file in a gtk dialog, and then download silently). > Future versions of dillo will be fltk2 based. > > >> I'd like to report that dillo finished building when I added fltk, but >> to tell youthe truth, i am still waiting for fltk ti finish building. >> The GUI i'd decided on, Xfce4, has so manyu parts, i don't know if I >> shouldn't provide for maintenance of the build in my will ... no, >> that's not funny. >> > > I use ratpoison, witch just do the job : display full screen apps, > switch between them. I launch apps with buttons on the right part of the > screen. > Ratpoison don't take ages to build (but x will). > >
