Jolan Luff készített egy Mozilla fordítást, amelyet le lehet tölteni. Azt állítja, hogy körülbelül egy hónapja használ Mozillát OpenBSD boxán, és egészen stabilnak bizonyult a használat során. Levelében telepítési és fordítási útmutatót is találsz.
Email bejelentés:To: misc@openbsd.org
Subject: Mozilla builds
From: Jolan Luff
Date: Sun, 6 Oct 2002 02:42:46 -0400
I have some Mozilla builds posted for download. I've been using Mozilla for over a month now and it's been relatively stable.
The text below is actually an excerpt from:
http://cryptonomicon.org/~jolan/fil...d/mozilla/NOTES
Check the link for the whole deal.
These builds are unsupported by me, I'm offering them in case they work for you.
- jolan
MOZILLA BUILD INSTALLATION
1) You must install all Mozilla dependencies. The easiest way to do this is to download the preliminary port at:
http://cryptonomicon.org/~jolan/fil...lla-port.tar.gz
Unpack the port (it extracts to mystuff/mozilla), then invoke "make depends depends-clean".
2) Fetch a suitable Mozilla build for your set-up. Builds are at:
http://cryptonomicon.org/~jolan/files/openbsd/mozilla/${ARCH}
Please note that these are *not* OpenBSD packages, they are Mozilla generated builds. Simply unpack the tarballs to your desired
directory (they extract as mozilla/).
i386: Currently, these are the only builds available. There are builds for version 3.1 & 3.2. These were built on 3.1-current and 3.2-beta. They should work on the -stable
branches for both versions. These builds do not include support for mail, news, or irc.
3) You will need to use mozilla.sh (see PACKAGE ISSUES #2) located at:
http://cryptonomicon.org/~jolan/fil...illa/mozilla.sh
or create your own script. If using mozilla.sh, make sure to augment the MOZROOT variable in mozilla.sh accordingly.
PACKAGE ISSUES
1) Automatic theme installation does not appear to function at all (i.e. clicking links on http://themes.mozdev.org/). This has not
been investigated yet.
Manually unpacking themes and changing them via the Mozilla interface (Edit -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Themes) may work but is untested.
2) Mozilla will not function if $MOZROOT/components/compreg.dat is
present. This issue is currently being investigated.
*Workaround* Remove compreg.dat prior to executing Mozilla.
3) The flashplugin (www/flashplugin) will not work as it functions under Linux emulation. It may be possible to augment the native flash
player port (graphics/flash) to play files as a Mozilla plug-in. See:
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.c...plugin-mozilla/
