On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 8:08 AM, NoiseEHC noise...@gmail.com wrote:
which updated a lot of packages and my program finally started. If I compile
with webkitgtk1 then it runs, with webkitgtk2 it crashes.
The crash (SIGSEGV) happens in glXCreateContext in /lib/ligBL.so.1
As I do not really
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Hi!
I have written a native webkit gtk application for HTML5 applications
(native so it does not require python), and today I tried to compile and
execute it on the xo-1.75 laptop. My experiences can help fixing the
issue that webkit2gtk crashes on the laptops as sugarlabs people
reported it
On 27/06/2013 16:20, Daniel Drake wrote:
On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 8:08 AM, NoiseEHC noise...@gmail.com wrote:
which updated a lot of packages and my program finally started. If I compile
with webkitgtk1 then it runs, with webkitgtk2 it crashes.
The crash (SIGSEGV) happens in glXCreateContext in
On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 1:11 PM, NoiseEHC noise...@gmail.com wrote:
Now I looked at the source of webkit2gtk and it seems that opengl support is
compiled into the library or not, so if OPENGL is specified then it will
call into libGL.so and will crash. Maybe we should not lie about 3d support?
So I will stick to webkit1... On the other hand, going native is clearly the
way to go, as it launches in 2-5 sec (usually ~3), while Browse launches in
13 sec on my xo-1.75...
Just curious, what do you mean by going native?
I am porting PhoneGap to the XO. It is very similar to the
