On Sun, 18 Feb 2024 05:11:49 +0800
Sergey Fedorov wrote:
> Could someone say what is the current state of *modern* web browsers for
> PowerPC?
All 3 major engines are broken on powerpc or powerpc64:
- www/chromium recently broke on i386, because it is now too big for
32-bit pointers. It
Am 19.02.2024 um 07:41 schrieb Sergio Had :
> Since you use G5s,
> • Any change of making ppc64 to work? That would be a deal-breaker.
Until just now, I assumed the powerpc64 variant of OpenBSD was little
endian, but apparently it is big endian, which would be promising for
the G5. I am not
On Feb 18, 2024 at 21:07 +0800, Florian Märkl , wrote:
> last time I tried, netsurf from ports worked fairly well.
> It does not support all the latest web standards, but can display simple
> websites.
I tried a few browsers advised earlier in MacRumors OpenBSD thread, and none of
the better
Greetings,
On Feb 19, 2024 at 06:41 +0800, Roberto Arturo Gonzalez Godinez
, wrote:
> Prior upgrading to OpenBSD 7.4 on my powerbook G4 I did see that there
> where a couple of webkit based browsers ports such as vimb.
>
> It seems that vimb no longer available, but I did not look to find the
>
Prior upgrading to OpenBSD 7.4 on my powerbook G4 I did see that there
where a couple of webkit based browsers ports such as vimb.
It seems that vimb no longer available, but I did not look to find the
reason as of why it was possibly removed. (It is still present on 7.3)
I was poking around
Hi Sergey,
last time I tried, netsurf from ports worked fairly well.
It does not support all the latest web standards, but can display simple
websites.
By the way, a huge thanks for your work on MacPorts maintenance for ppc. I am
an avid user of both Mac OS X with MacPorts and OpenBSD on
