The Pale Moon Web Browser-original GTK+ 2 builds
This repository now used for GTK 2 builds, which all my older builds were. Now that GTK 3 is an option, those builds are in a separate repository.
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:stevenpusser:palemoon-GTK3/palemoon
In any case, to add this repository and its apt key, click on the "download package" link on the upper right of this page, then:
Click on what version of Linux you are using is compatible with (as Linux Mint is compatible with various Ubuntu releases, and Mint's Debian Edition with Debian releases)
To add the repo and its key, click on "Add repository and install manually" link
Then cut and paste the directions for your particular distro's release into a terminal. Take care to use the directions for your release, since it's easy to mistakenly copy and paste the set above or below the correct ones--you can read what you've just pasted into the terminal to make sure it matches what you are running.
Note that if you add both repos, the GTK 3 version will be seen as an upgrade over the GTK 2.
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osc -A https://api.opensuse.org checkout home:stevenpusser/palemoon && cd $_
Source Files
| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| _constraints | 0000000194 194 Bytes | over 1 year |
| palemoon_31.2.0.1-1.gtk2.debian.tar.xz | 0000067264 65.7 KB | 6 days |
| palemoon_31.2.0.1-1.gtk2.dsc | 0000001233 1.2 KB | 6 days |
| palemoon_31.2.0.1.orig.tar.xz | 0205364288 196 MB | 6 days |
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stevenpusser wrote over 2 years ago
debian/mozconfig: drop build threads to 4 instead of leaving as automatic, so I can drop the constraints here down to 12 GB. 14-16 GB workers just are too much in demand.
stevenpusser wrote over 2 years ago
Updated with some build flags in debian/mozconfig to reduce memory use during linking on gcc >= 8 and 32-bit arches.
stevenpusser wrote over 2 years ago
flags syntax now streamlined a bit to
ac_add_options --enable-optimize="-O2 -w -Wl,--no-keep-memory,--reduce-memory-overhead"
stevenpusser wrote over 2 years ago
Drop build requirements down to 8 GB in _constraints to make armv71 workers available.
stevenpusser wrote about 2 years ago
update to 28.10.0
stevenpusser wrote about 2 years ago
Updating to 28.10.0-2 with a patch to fix the armhf builds.
stevenpusser wrote about 2 years ago
Update to 28.12.0 with some code to build with only one thread on Sid, though Sid's python2 now seems borked.
stevenpusser wrote almost 2 years ago
28.12.0-2: Change build-depends for Python to
python2 (>= 2.7.18-2~) | python (>= 2.7),
to allow for changes in Sid's python metapackage.
stevenpusser wrote almost 2 years ago
28.13.0-1: Install debian/xfce-helper/palemoon.desktop helper file so that PM appears as a choice in XFCE's preferred apps settings.
stevenpusser wrote almost 2 years ago
28.13.0-2: Add missing "ac_add_options --enable-phoenix-extensions' to mozconfigs and fix the corrupted original source tarball.
stevenpusser wrote almost 2 years ago
Updated to 28.14.2
stevenpusser wrote almost 2 years ago
Enable new support for Ubuntu 20.10. Those packages forced to build with one thread like Sid.
stevenpusser wrote over 1 year ago
Updated to 28.16.0
stevenpusser wrote over 1 year ago
updated to 28.17.0
marcinbojko wrote over 1 year ago
Hi Steve, looks like your gpg key for palemoon repo is expired.
stevenpusser wrote about 1 year ago
This repository now used for GTK 2 builds, and support for the most recent Ubuntu and Debian 11+ versions now are in the GTK 3 build repository https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:stevenpusser:palemoon-GTK3
stevenpusser wrote 12 months ago
Drop Bullseye builds which are only going to be GTK 3.
Adding 29.4.0 sources.
stevenpusser wrote 11 months ago
Most builds fail for new 29.4.1. Trying to change to using "--reduce-memory-overheads" from mozconfig, since that seems to the main error.
Also, don't enable av1 in the mozconfigs for Jessie or Xenial builds--another FTBFS.
stevenpusser wrote 2 months ago
Restore GTK+ 2 builds for most recent distro releases per some requests.
stevenpusser wrote about 1 month ago
Builds for distros with gcc < 7 are dropped, and newer distros with gcc-11 as default are now able to use that.