New Webkit-GTK SVN Ebuild...

My webkit-gtk svn ebuild finally broke a week or so ago. I fixed it up per requests. It builds fine for me here but midori isn't working anymore so I'm still investigating the breakage. I'll link to it anyway so people can try it out.

/usr/local/portage/net-libs/webkit-gtk-9999.ebuild

In other news, I have been slow to get my new site up because of a lack of funds, and I have been concentrating on trying to get another job which I did not believe would be this hard or would take up so much time. I'll probably stick with blogger for a while longer just so I'm not in limbo. I have the drupal site all designed and ready to go I just need to find some money so I can get it hosted.

UPDATE: The issue I was experiencing with Midori was solved by deleting my Midori preferences and restarting. The newest Webkit is working great...better than ever.

Updated sK1 ebuild with gnome USE flag

I've updated my sK1 svn ebuild to include a gnome USE flag. The normal build defaults to Crystal icons. The USE flag patches the configurator.py file to use Tango icons and also changes the fonts. You can edit the patch to use different fonts if you like.

/usr/local/portage/media-gfx/sK1-9999.ebuild

/usr/local/portage/media-gfx/files/gnome-sK1.patch

Webkit-GTK svn ebuild

I have been very interested in Webkit ever since the GTK port was announced. It seems like a good fit for integration with Gnome applications like Epiphany and Evolution. Right now I'm using it in Evolution-RSS and Midori, a Webkit-GTK browser. There are a couple of svn snapshot ebuilds in portage but I find myself constantly creating new snapshot ebuilds to test out the latest Webkit-GTK along with the svn ebuild of Midori. So in a similar fashion to my sK1 svn ebuild I decided to create a Webkit-GTK svn ebuild. Be forewarned that the checkout process takes a very long time. Based on my genlop output the checkout process alone took 40 minutes and compilation took another 20 minutes.

/usr/local/portage/net-libs/webkit-gtk-9999.ebuild

New Webkit-GTK SVN Ebuild...

My webkit-gtk svn ebuild finally broke a week or so ago. I fixed it up per requests. It builds fine for me here but midori isn't working anymore so I'm still investigating the breakage. I'll link to it anyway so people can try it out.

/usr/local/portage/net-libs/webkit-gtk-9999.ebuild

In other news, I have been slow to get my new site up because of a lack of funds, and I have been concentrating on trying to get another job which I did not believe would be this hard or would take up so much time. I'll probably stick with blogger for a while longer just so I'm not in limbo. I have the drupal site all designed and ready to go I just need to find some money so I can get it hosted.

UPDATE: The issue I was experiencing with Midori was solved by deleting my Midori preferences and restarting. The newest Webkit is working great...better than ever.

Updated sK1 ebuild with gnome USE flag

I've updated my sK1 svn ebuild to include a gnome USE flag. The normal build defaults to Crystal icons. The USE flag patches the configurator.py file to use Tango icons and also changes the fonts. You can edit the patch to use different fonts if you like.

/usr/local/portage/media-gfx/sK1-9999.ebuild

/usr/local/portage/media-gfx/files/gnome-sK1.patch

Webkit-GTK svn ebuild

I have been very interested in Webkit ever since the GTK port was announced. It seems like a good fit for integration with Gnome applications like Epiphany and Evolution. Right now I'm using it in Evolution-RSS and Midori, a Webkit-GTK browser. There are a couple of svn snapshot ebuilds in portage but I find myself constantly creating new snapshot ebuilds to test out the latest Webkit-GTK along with the svn ebuild of Midori. So in a similar fashion to my sK1 svn ebuild I decided to create a Webkit-GTK svn ebuild. Be forewarned that the checkout process takes a very long time. Based on my genlop output the checkout process alone took 40 minutes and compilation took another 20 minutes.

/usr/local/portage/net-libs/webkit-gtk-9999.ebuild