Guess what, a quick post to inform that I have updated the chromium.SlackBuild at
http://github.com/yucatan/chromium. The 'bigest' change is in regard of something I missed when I first came up with the script. The browser would run very fine, but miorimmax and guax pointed out that the javascript inspector (activated by Ctrl+Shift+J) would not work. So I studied the problem a little bit and found out the 'resources/'d folder was missing in the package. Now that's fixed and the inspector is working ;)
There are also binary packages there, i486 for slackware-13.1 and x86_64 for slackware64-current.
Oh, and most important, my slackbuild was accepted at www.slackbuilds.org. But, the version which is available there is the old one. Wait just a bit to download it (if you don't trust the script from my github repository) because I have already submited the update to SBo.
OK, job done
6 comments:
Sweet dude, but in all your packages the "tab search" feature is kinda dead...
when you type an URL and chromium shows "press tab to search ___" and you press tab and enter the query, it's not passed to the url
e.g.: if i use it with wikipedia, whathever i type to be searched, the resulting url is http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Search&search=
(missing the search terms), and it goes like that for any site
Hello there, Anonymous ;)
Another guy told me that. We are trying to figure out what happened, if it is a compile problem (then my fault) or a version problem (then google's fault).
For now I bet on the first option :P
I checked chromium bug reports and this is an old one.
It is a problem of chromium vs gcc-4.5.x. So I am recompiling the 64bit package using a new flag, let's see if that solves the problem.
The 32bit package doesn't have the issue, since it was compiled with gcc-4.4.3 (slack-13.1)
Yep, that new flag did the trick.
I will upload the corrected slackbuild to github pretty soon.
nice man. can you tell me what flag you used?
wow, sorry.
did't noticed it in the slackbuid
thanks
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