Benjamin Drung wrote:
htmlvalidator depends on tidy (written in C) and opensp (written in C++)
and therefore it is not platform independent. So you need a xpi file for
every platform. Therefore it is very useful to have an Ubuntu package.
The original source package has to be included into
Alexander Sack wrote:
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 03:28:52PM -, Benjamin Drung wrote:
htmlvalidator depends on tidy (written in C) and opensp (written in C++)
and therefore it is not platform independent. So you need a xpi file for
every platform. Therefore it is very useful to have an Ubuntu
Brian Murray wrote:
It'd be helpful if you were to do some research into this extension and
add information about its license etcetera to the wiki page at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Firefox3Extensions. It should belong
in either the needs maintainter table or the missing details if
I will look into the depends while im at it today. Some extensions we
wont and/or cant maintain, this is why we have
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Firefox3Extensions so people can see
why it cant be or even what progress is.
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[needs-packaging] firefox-htmlvalidator
Pander can you please add the info needed on
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Firefox3Extensions before i look at
it just incase something else doesnt meet requirements
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htmlvalidator depends on tidy (written in C) and opensp (written in C++)
and therefore it is not platform independent. So you need a xpi file for
every platform. Therefore it is very useful to have an Ubuntu package.
The original source package has to be included into the Firefox build
process.
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 03:28:52PM -, Benjamin Drung wrote:
htmlvalidator depends on tidy (written in C) and opensp (written in C++)
and therefore it is not platform independent. So you need a xpi file for
every platform. Therefore it is very useful to have an Ubuntu package.
Yes, I
It'd be helpful if you were to do some research into this extension and
add information about its license etcetera to the wiki page at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Firefox3Extensions. It should belong
in either the needs maintainter table or the missing details if
someone needs to do
The xpi from the developer's site required me to install libstdc++5 and
libxul-dev to get it working.
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[needs-packaging] firefox-htmlvalidator
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/131538
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The xpi file from the official site (0.846 at present) is linked with obsolete
libraries.
On Hardy beta it requires me to have installed for this purpose alone the 2
packages
libstdc++5
gcc-3.3-base
A packaged version could be compiled with libstdc++6 and remove these
dependencies.
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** Changed in: Ubuntu
Status: New = Confirmed
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[needs-packaging] firefox-htmlvalidator
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** Changed in: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
** Tags added: needs-packaging
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[needs-packaging] firefox-htmlvalidator
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/131538
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Why would we want to package this package and place it in the
repositories, when you simply goto the site from Firefox, and install
the file?
Thanks,
Justin M. Wray
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[needs-packaging] firefox-htmlvalidator
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/131538
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I should comment, this is only a question and in no form an official
response to such a request. As Ubuntu has plenty of Firefox addons
within the repositories. I just wanted to get your perspective on how
this is helpful?
Firefox does the following already:
* Easy and secure install of addons
Hi Justin,
Thanks for having confirmed this bug. Advantage of packaging Firefox
addons as Ubuntu packages is that you can install them (and manage
upgrades) for an entire system and for all users at once. Also when
users are not allowed to install addons this is a better way to manage
them
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