Unfortunately, the Mozilla group WILL NOT SUPPORT building any of its
products on Mac OS X without using Aqua, so every single mozilla
application has to be severely hacked to make it build and/or run and/
or support linking against in an X11 environment.
If someone wants to make a new port, copying all the useful bits out
of Fink's Firefox2 port is a good starting point.
On 10 May 2007, at 13:02, Stefan Bruda wrote:
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
Why wouldn't we want to just update firefox-x11 to 2.0.0.3?
I would personally not mind it. Problem is, the current firefox-
x11 does
not work (at least on Intel Macs, it is an issue somebody is
working on as
far as I know) and the same goes for 2.0.0.x. SO just updating the
version won't solve anything. I am certainly hoping that firefox-
x11 will
be available, this is currently my most significant usability issue
(I am
using Mac OS firefox but Aqua does not play well with my X11 window
manager so I would be ecstatic to have an X11 application instead).
Stefan
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