I Want It Compiled !

[ZDevil]

IMO web browsers are currently the worst handicap we have using armel.

Really? Isn't the armel epiphany-browser/gecko/webkit working great?
Actually I begin to like it more than iceweasel/firefox, which is great but a bit slow and resource hungry.

[jpmatrix]

IMO web browsers are currently the worst handicap we have using armel.

Really? Isn't the armel epiphany-browser/gecko/webkit working great?
Actually I begin to like it more than iceweasel/firefox, which is great but a bit slow and resource hungry.

currently, as far as i remember, under debian eabi :

-available and working browsers (just apt-get install) :
links, dillo, epiphany-browser, epiphany-webkit, w3-img, nautilus, konqueror,

-available but not working browsers:
iceweasel, iceape

-not available:
minimo

[Moad-Dib]

I've installed Kasehakase last week and it works perfectly, it has a good speed and i can use with gmail.

[jpmatrix]

I've installed Kasehakase last week and it works perfectly, it has a good speed and i can use with gmail.

do you have debian eabi ?
i've just installed kasehakase and as all gecko-style applications (firefox, iceweaseal, iceape), it just seg faults on launch...

[dlj0]

IMO web browsers are currently the worst handicap we have using armel.

Really? Isn't the armel epiphany-browser/gecko/webkit working great?
Actually I begin to like it more than iceweasel/firefox, which is great but a bit slow and resource hungry.

currently, as far as i remember, under debian eabi :

-available and working browsers (just apt-get install) :
links, dillo, epiphany-browser, epiphany-webkit, w3-img, nautilus, konqueror,

-available but not working browsers:
iceweasel, iceape

-not available:
minimo

Well, actually minimo is available on the Angstrom feed, and can be installed by hand.  Unfortunately, it does the best job of handling fancy websites like my bank.  But it's interface is clunky IMO, and for some reason does not accept launching with a website specified (a la  minimo http://mysite.com --- it just ignores the URL).  It also ignores the Fn key.  

If only dillo could handle frames and all that stuff with bloated websites, it would be my only choice.  It is quick and stable.  

I thought the epiphany-webkit was pretty poor on the fancy websites.

[Moad-Dib]

I've installed Kasehakase last week and it works perfectly, it has a good speed and i can use with gmail.

do you have debian eabi ?
i've just installed kasehakase and as all gecko-style applications (firefox, iceweaseal, iceape), it just seg faults on launch...

I've a Planex wireless CF card which has a problem with the titchy installation, this card is not recognize. So I decided to install this version http://www.bigbridgezau.sakura.ne.jp/dev/debian/
following this thread www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=24827

[dlj0]

I've installed Kasehakase last week and it works perfectly, it has a good speed and i can use with gmail.

do you have debian eabi ?
i've just installed kasehakase and as all gecko-style applications (firefox, iceweaseal, iceape), it just seg faults on launch...

My experience, as well.  I wonder what it is that craps out; strace is not very helpful for these.  

I gather that Moad-Dib has oabi.  

I installed the 0.8.6 version of dillo from the angstrom feed.  This worked OK except my ssl libs were newer than it wanted.  No real problem, but not much improvement with my bankofamerica site, either.  The site does now load, but the display is rather messed up and not really usable.  

epiphany runs OK, but crashes on big sites.  Webkit version doesn't deal with these sites, either.  

Someday, someone will find out what is wrong with these programs, or with the kernel, or whatever.  They don't run on a remote display, either, so I don't believe that the problem is related to the X server.

[dlj0]

Anyone have any idea how to compile maxima for debian-eabi?  It's a CAS system (the original one, BTW) written in LISP.  There is a nice wx wrapper for it, wxmaxima, but it needs the maxima engine to run, and that is not available for eabi.  Anyone with a clue, please let me know.  I downloaded the maxima-src package, but it was all just lisp files, with no build instructions.  clisp is also not available for armel.

[zeigerpuppy]

I would really like to see
ko/pi
compiled for debian eabi.

It is the only calendar program which I have been able to get to work with ical synchonisation with my thyme calendar server.
Interestingly, the full korganiser doesn't bidirectionally sync properly.

[scottlfa]

Freeciv (and its parts) without the root warning would be really cool for the debian on Z.  Along with a console version of supertux    If an interprising person were to want to work on these?

[stupkid]

Has wbar ( http://freshmeat.net/projects/wbar/ ) been compiled already?  I did some poking around and didn't see it in the feeds I checked.

[kibymo]

I play Debian on C-860 for one week, I am very happy, and try to install my favor tools on it.
I try to find a good PIM ,I think POSE (emulates the hardware for most Palm Computing Platform devices) may be a good solution,
does anybody have this package compiled?  I try to use jpilot, but it is not satisfy my need,

BTW
Thanks Zdevil ,I use notecase very happy, but portabase can't use in C-860 .can you have a test
My C-860 install Debian EABI to SD card with ,Angstrom 2.6.21 kernel
Thanks

[laan]

currently, as far as i remember, under debian eabi :

-available and working browsers (just apt-get install) :
links, dillo, epiphany-browser, epiphany-webkit, w3-img, nautilus, konqueror,

-available but not working browsers:
iceweasel, iceape

-not available:
minimo

minimo and icehamster are available now, the latter s working perfectly for me

[ArchiMark]

Hopefully, this is the right thread to ask this...

Wondering if there's any 'handwriting recognition' app available for Debian EABI, would be great for me to have as I go to lots of meetings at my job, so note-taking is important to me...

[ZDevil]

Hopefully, this is the right thread to ask this...
Wondering if there's any 'handwriting recognition' app available for Debian EABI, would be great for me to have as I go to lots of meetings at my job, so note-taking is important to me...

You can give cellwriter a try, which is already available in the official repos. It takes time to train the program initially, but it's said to be working well once it's used to your input.