On Sun, 15 Sep 2024, 17:23 Leo Historias,
wrote:
> What? You didn't finish due to lack of "manpower"?
>
As far as I understand Adrian does almost all of the debian powerpc
maintenance (with some help here and there, not from me I'm afraid).
Without him there would be no ppc or ppc64 debian: As fa
Hi,
Leo Historias wrote:
They should update firefox to the latest one considering it is
outdated and 52esr is out of support. 115ESR or 128esr is more updated
than 52esr.
because Mozilla makes things unbuildable and unportable nowadays. Even
if you could get it to run it would be full of en
Hi,
Leo Historias wrote:
What? You didn't finish due to lack of "manpower"? And we need cross
transpile? Okay, i could do it for you if only i had the skills
necessary and I'm not too young (but being too young isn't neccesary
for the reason not to do it,right? I'm 17,almost turning 18 next ye
What? You didn't finish due to lack of "manpower"? And we need cross
transpile? Okay, i could do it for you if only i had the skills necessary
and I'm not too young (but being too young isn't neccesary for the reason
not to do it,right? I'm 17,almost turning 18 next year!)
Any alternatives in case
On Sun, 2024-09-15 at 13:04 -0300, Leo Historias wrote:
> Thanks for your explanation,but why Node.JS?
Because Firefox upstream decided they want to transpile Javascript files during
the build process instead of the development process.
> Why don't we have it on ppc32?
Because it's not been ful
Thanks for your explanation,but why Node.JS? Why don't we have it on ppc32?
One alternative is to build either Firefox using nodejsc or use a version
of Firefox that requires rust but not Node.JS
Em dom., 15 de set. de 2024 12:54, John Paul Adrian Glaubitz <
glaub...@physik.fu-berlin.de> escreve
Hello Leo,
On Sun, 2024-09-15 at 12:40 -0300, Leo Historias wrote:
> Still, we already have rust in the PPC32 repositories so why not compile
> Firefox with that Rust? Ironically, even i386 has Firefox 115ESR and it
> doesn't require sse2 at all unlike the official Firefox download page at
> Mozil
Ok, thanks for the update.
Still, we already have rust in the PPC32 repositories so why not compile
Firefox with that Rust? Ironically, even i386 has Firefox 115ESR and it
doesn't require sse2 at all unlike the official Firefox download page at
Mozilla.
Em dom., 15 de set. de 2024 12:32, John Pau
Hello Leo,
On Sun, 2024-09-15 at 12:29 -0300, Leo Historias wrote:
> They should update firefox to the latest one considering it is outdated
> and 52esr is out of support. 115ESR or 128esr is more updated than 52esr.
getting a current version of Firefox to work on 32-bit PowerPC is anything
but t
They should update firefox to the latest one considering it is outdated and
52esr is out of support. 115ESR or 128esr is more updated than 52esr.
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