Randy McMurchy wrote:
it seems so pointless to install Epiphany when it itself
> requires a Gecko rendering engine (Mozilla or Firefox or Thunderbird)
> as a required dependency.
Despite not being a GROAN user myself, I can't see the point in putting
all the rest of it in the book and then miss
It's definitely a PITA, that's for sure. But to some people, building
linux from scratch is a PITA ;) I'd suggest putting epiphany in only
because it is GNOME's default browser. Without it BLFS has an
"incomplete" GNOME install. I say leave it in for the sake of
"completeness" and allow the reader
On Thu, 2005-10-13 at 08:13 +0100, Andrew Benton wrote:
> Randy McMurchy wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
>
> +1 PITA
hm the whole gnome stuff is going to be a REALPITA
but without epiphany you will NOT get (y/h)elp and almost everything
which has html content will not be displayed within a gome window
(AF
Randy McMurchy wrote:
Hi all,
+1 PITA
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Hi all,
I just updated BLFS to the current version of GNOME's Epiphany.
I spent a couple of hours today doing what I thought would be 15
minutes.
First, the build fails because I didn't have the iso-codes package
installed. After finally figuring out even how to download the darn
thing, I discove
