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by bif_bam
2020-01-15, 22:08
Forum: Pale Moon for Linux
Topic: Current State of Pale Moon for Linux and the Future
Replies: 35
Views: 3104

Re: Current State of Pale Moon for Linux and the Future

Sweet! Thanks for the feedback. I'll stay posted and be patient then...

$ rpm -q glibc
glibc-2.30-2.1.x86_64

so I don't see any worries there at least :)

Thanks again
t.
by bif_bam
2020-01-15, 21:25
Forum: Pale Moon for Linux
Topic: Current State of Pale Moon for Linux and the Future
Replies: 35
Views: 3104

Re: Current State of Pale Moon for Linux and the Future

So a quick and ugly workaround I found was to let the build proceed as it likes (e.g. with both gtk2 and gtk3), then `%exclude /usr/lib64/newmoon/gtk2/libmozgtk.so` in the spec's `%files` section. It appears to work fine (and no crashes so far -- yahoo!) but I'm not sure I haven't e.g. broken themin...
by bif_bam
2020-01-15, 18:49
Forum: Pale Moon for Linux
Topic: Current State of Pale Moon for Linux and the Future
Replies: 35
Views: 3104

Re: Current State of Pale Moon for Linux and the Future

I know this thread is getting a bit old, but it's the most recent I could find which mentions gtk3 builds. I'm currently attempting to build (for a OpenSuSE-based micro distro I maintain on the OBS) Palemoon against GTK3. The reasons for this basically come down to gtk2 breakage which has crept in, ...