[dev] gtk3 support for surf?

Heyho, are there plans to port surf to gtk3, so it can be used under wayland? --Markus

Re: [dev] gtk3 support for surf?

Hey - Check the smoothscroll patch[1]. Maybe this is what you want? [1]: http://surf.suckless.org/patches/smoothscrolling Bryan

Re: [dev] gtk3 support for surf?

On Thu, Jan 09, 2014 at 03:24:59PM +0100, Markus Teich wrote: Heyho, are there plans to port surf to gtk3, so it can be used under wayland? --Markus It's a bit on the side of the topic but GTK+ is now hard dependent through pango on harfbuzz, a c++ component (object oriented cluster

Re: [dev] [dwm] Pango patch for 6.0 (update: markup cleanup)

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[dev] [dvtm] [PATCH] Use ERR as the modifier for direct key bindings.

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Re: [dev] gtk3 support for surf?

Sylvain BERTRAND wrote: It's a bit on the side of the topic but GTK+ is now hard dependent through pango on harfbuzz, a c++ component (object oriented cluster f), which pulls a dependency on c++ compiler/runtime. WebKitGTK is also written in C++ so we need a C++ compiler and runtime

Re: [dev] gtk3 support for surf?

Bryan Bennett wrote: Check the smoothscroll patch[1]. Maybe this is what you want? [1]: http://surf.suckless.org/patches/smoothscrolling Thank you. I would have never found this by just looking for gtk3. I'll try it soon. --Markus

Re: [dev] gtk3 support for surf?

Markus Teich wrote: I am confused. Are you talking about NetSurf [0] or surf [1]? And here are the links I knew I would forget… [0]: https://www.netsurf-browser.org/ [1]: http://surf.suckless.org/