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if you like the blue I understand ;)
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can firefox/seamonky or both be built without dbus?
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dirmngr needs a patch applied to fix a SegFault that occurs with libgcrypt 1.6.
More here: https://bugs.gnupg.org/gnupg/issue1590 Thanks, Dave |
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What's the basis of this desire? dbus is pretty much all over the system now, so what's the gain? |
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I don't know first hand, but I have heard from a gentoo user that stuff tends to work better without dbus. Personally I'm more curious what benefit there is to build firefox with dbus?
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(just as examples) accessibility, a command line interface, etc.
but the point is, as Robby said, that pretty much everything else is built with dbus support (most of the desktops are started in a dbus session) so it's not clear which advantage there is in building just firefox without... |
Not everyone uses a login manager or a desktop environment that starts dbus automatically. Personally those features don't look very helpful and reek of implementing features that already exist (Scrot can do anything the screenshot command can do), but thanks for answering my question. :)
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some small bugs found
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have tested -current on old Laptop (32 bit) and found "xapm" is buggy. It seemed it had not been compiled in the right way. If it was started - it tells something like " ... try to compile ... this schould never happen." It is no binary - it is a shell script. If i schould test something - please tell me. Greetings to Pat for his great work, all these Years - thank you ! I like the Fvwm with Fvwm95 loock an feel ;) there are also some small problems - some of the pixmaps (/usr/include/X11/pixmaps/) are having wrong namings. The FVWM config want to have "mini.foo-bar.xpm" but there are "mini-foo-bar.xpm" - but maybe i just dont install all packages, and these pixmaps are elswhere. Slacker |
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A very old line item at the bottom of my todo list: Rebuild moz ff tbird with --disable-dbus --disable-gconf --disable-gnomevfs Why? Because I like my systems to run lean for speed, security, and well, its an old habit... baggage I suppose. So while I do not expect, nor do I ask, Slackware to cater to my Luddite ways... it would be great for me to have the Mozilla Suite stop demanding all the cross communication 'stuff' (to be polite). |
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