Graphical Web Browser Options

[ins0mniaque]

I'm been trying to build a graphical web browser, but it seems that they are all not ported to the "arm" processor. mozilla, firefox and minimo are not "ported" and koqueror-embedded is horrible. Even w3m doesn't compile (will try to fix it if I have time, or I'll test again in 1-2 weeks and correctly report it to the ports team), ok, it's not graphical, but at least it's a text browser I'm used to use.

What are you guys using? I would be really happy to have access to maps.google.com (It should work in Minimo IIRC)

[iamasmith]

OK, I finally got gpe-minibrowser running on OpenBSD, however, there are some major glitches possibly related to the version of Gtk that we use on OpenBSD or possibly related to some of the ugly hacks that I made. - it may be that the non portable pthread call that I am using isn't returning anything in which case the problem is much harder to fix and the JavaScript core won't work well without it.

Anyway on the site that I can get (www.google.com ) it does look pretty, however, it doesn't look enough like Gecko engine to work with FCKEditor yet (needed for moinmoin, and tested from a desktop Linux build) and it runs at about 13Mb of memory usage.

So in summary on OpenBSD konq-e works better for this sort of thing.

Oh, btw if anyone decides to repeat this test set up PLENTY of swap before you build NRCore, it balooned to 130Mb of swap space when building the CSS stuff.

- Andy