In data sabato 23 luglio 2016 13:39:45 CEST, Nicola Squartini via aur-general ha scritto: > I also decided to take a few steps further, like decoupling > Atom from Electron (so that the latter can be used also for other > applications), unbundling system libraries as much as possible, and enable > GTK3 support (upstream binaries are built with GTK2).
That's cool. I wanted to do something like this right after atom's first release, but once I took a look at the process I decided it was too much work and did not bother anymore. I'm glad someone else stuck to it. This should allow for other electron-based packages to use this shared runtime. > In the future I would also like to maintain Meteor [10], a popular web > framework that I use for my job (I don't know if someone is already > working on it), but only after they add support for the latest Node. I packaged in the AUR a couple of years ago but to move it in [community] it required to much patching to decouple it's components and, again, decided it was not worth it. I then dropped it and moved along to use other frameworks. Since you use it for work you should be more familiar to it than I was. -- Massimiliano Torromeo
signature.asc
Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
