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2009-01-08
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Originally Posted by Elmion
You might try webkit-eal, which lets the browser switch from microb to the webkit rendering engine. I think it has SVG; I don't have it installed now, or I'd check. (The maps do (partially?) render in Tear, which is a separate browser using webkit, but it's still rather alpha, so I don't recoommend it for this.)
I want to be able to look at a specific site (http://evemaps.dotlan.net/)
And especially the maps on that site.
But apparently there is no SVG support in MicroB on Maemo or am i wrong?
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2009-01-08
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The maps do not load at all here with webkit-eal so I wouldn't bother installing.
Maybe Tear is using a slightly newer version of webkit (the one that gets 100/100 on the Acid3 test), as opposed to the webkit-eal webkit which gets 93/100.
Maybe Tear is using a slightly newer version of webkit (the one that gets 100/100 on the Acid3 test), as opposed to the webkit-eal webkit which gets 93/100.
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2009-01-08
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Yes, the webkit that goes with Tear is with SVG support compiled in. It will be probably slow though.
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2009-01-08
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Originally Posted by Bundyo
Thanks for all the replies guys.
Yes, the webkit that goes with Tear is with SVG support compiled in. It will be probably slow though.
So, this Tear thing is that in the repos ??? Or ?
//Chris
I want to be able to look at a specific site (http://evemaps.dotlan.net/)
And especially the maps on that site.
But apparently there is no SVG support in MicroB on Maemo or am i wrong?
I saw that there was a option for building your own MicroB with SVG support, but since i dont have enough space on my tablet for doing that or the knowhow how to setup the crosscompiling on my Mac im wondering if there is someone with a prebuild package of MicroB with SVG support or am i screwed?
Thanks in advance guys.
Elmion/Chris