
Midori browser for Porteus
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Midori browser for Porteus
Is it posible to run Midori browser in Porteus? I mean under LXDE/KDE. I anyone can provide such a module it will be great. 

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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
Download the Xface edition of Porteus and you will have the midori browser...
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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
I know that. But can't i do it with LXDE? There is gotta be a way.
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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
1) You can get it thru PPM (porteus package manager):
1.1 Porteus icon (click on it)
- keyword icon
- midori (as keyword) will yield: midori-0.3.5
- download it.
1.2 Slackware icon (click on it)
- search slacky with midori keyword
You will get:
- midori-0.3.5-i486-1sl.txz
Follow the instructions to get it converted into a porteus or xzm module. Dependencies should be resolved by PPM.
2) Download midori:
http://repository.slacky.eu/slackware-1 ... 86-1sl.txz
Once downloaded right click on the .txz file and select one of the last actions on the menu:
action < select tgz/txz to xzm. This should also work if there is no additional library needed
1.1 Porteus icon (click on it)
- keyword icon
- midori (as keyword) will yield: midori-0.3.5
- download it.
1.2 Slackware icon (click on it)
- search slacky with midori keyword
You will get:
- midori-0.3.5-i486-1sl.txz
Follow the instructions to get it converted into a porteus or xzm module. Dependencies should be resolved by PPM.
2) Download midori:
http://repository.slacky.eu/slackware-1 ... 86-1sl.txz
Once downloaded right click on the .txz file and select one of the last actions on the menu:
action < select tgz/txz to xzm. This should also work if there is no additional library needed

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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
Okay thanks. I will try it and will post the result. Thanks much again! 

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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
It is certainly possible to run midori through LXDE. Let me know if the methods above don't work, and I'll see about putting a module together. It's a fair amount of work because I'd want to update to the latest stable version and try to compile out as many dependencies as possible.
When you pull the standard slack packages, it will bring in a lot of deps. It won't run without webkit, icu, libsoup (iirc), ca-certificates, glib-networking, etc. It does use less RAM than Firefox, but the number and size of dependencies (plus more familiarity with firefox) is what keeps it out of the Porteus-Xfce iso.
When you pull the standard slack packages, it will bring in a lot of deps. It won't run without webkit, icu, libsoup (iirc), ca-certificates, glib-networking, etc. It does use less RAM than Firefox, but the number and size of dependencies (plus more familiarity with firefox) is what keeps it out of the Porteus-Xfce iso.
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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
If you can make a modele with Midori it will be great. I can't test the method above right now because i don't have internet on my Porteus computer (using a modem and don't know to to configurate it). Hope i can try this method above soon. Thanks for replying. 

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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
To use internet, just plug the cable. If using wifi, use the sns tool in system applications. 

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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
francois, i don't have a cable and i don't have Wi-Fi too at the momentfrancois wrote:To use internet, just plug the cable. If using wifi, use the sns tool in system applications.



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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
Oh! Excuse me.
It seems that I not that much informed about these 3g modems, defined in:
3G
Dongle HUAWEI E173 would be a 3g modem.
The following thread might be a solution:
http://forum.porteus.org/viewtopic.php? ... odem#p9483

It seems that I not that much informed about these 3g modems, defined in:
3G
Dongle HUAWEI E173 would be a 3g modem.

http://forum.porteus.org/viewtopic.php? ... odem#p9483
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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
Well this topic is not for 3G modems but i can say i have tried everything to configure this stupid modem in Porteus and in other linuxes but it dosn't have any effect! Soon i will throw it away and i will have wi-fi at home. 

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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
Midori is now available in the PPM repo! Download it Through the Package Manager.
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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
mufeed2012 wrote:Midori is now available in the PPM repo! Download it Through the Package Manager.
And it does not work, because although it claims all dependencies are satisfied, when you start it it complains about glib-networking missing, and stays that way.
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Re: Midori browser for Porteus
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