Yes, It's not *quite* ready for prime time. As much as I've been using it I'm still not able to do my limited web activites completely using it. :) But I completely agree, really shaping up quickly. Brandon
On Sat, Oct 25, 2008 at 10:46 AM, James Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Sat, Oct 25, 2008 at 03:28:10PM +0200, Landry Breuil wrote: > > Hi, > > > > i'm sending this update to whoever showed interest in midori since it > > has been imported.. this works fine with current webkit (i'll work on > > updating it afterwards), needs a small waf.port.mk fix (attached) and > > the devel/libunique port i just imported, which enables unique support > > (ie you have a running midori instance, you type midori google.fr in a > > term, and your midori window pops in foreground with a new tab opening > > google.fr). > > gvfs/gio is disabled for now as it's far too crashy. py-docutils is used > > to generate the user html documentation. In overall, it works fine.. > > > > Please test/comment/use, this will probably be similar to what i'll > > commit soon after some testing on other archs. > > > > Landry > > Landry, > > Waf, libunique and midori all build and run great on amd64. Midori > really seems to be coming around. > > -- > James Turner > BSD Group Consulting > http://www.bsdgroup.org > >
