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zgrep 'install ' /var/log/dpkg.log* | sort | cut -f1,2,4 -d' ' > ~/Desktop/Package.list
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The following package(s) are missing, or have been obsoleted:
E: Unable to locate package python-all
E: Unable to locate package libpython2.7
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E: Unable to locate package libpython2.7-dbg
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E: Unable to locate package python2.7-dbg
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E: Unable to locate package python-all-dbg
E: Package 'python-all-dev' has no installation candidate
E: Unable to locate package libpython3.10-dev
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E: Unable to locate package libllvm11
E: Unable to locate package libclang-common-11-dev
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E: Package 'clang-11' has no installation candidate
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E: Unable to locate package llvm-11-linker-tools
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E: Package 'libjpeg8-dev' has no installation candidate
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E: Unable to locate package libtiffxx5
E: Unable to locate package lib2geom1.1.0
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Yes, it really does. CEF takes over 220MB in itself, then these dependencies take 415MB too - that's just to support the bundled CEF browser in Linux which is included in LCC (and subsequently OXT). The 'nail in the coffin' as far as CEF support in Linux is concerned, is that if I make a standalone linux program on this machine (with a working browser widget), when I open that standalone on another linux machine without those dependencies, it won't actually render that browser window (just silently fails). Implying that the libraries aren't gathered up and included in the standalone.richmond62 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 8:45 am I cannot help wondering if the 'weight' of the dependencies (plus the sheer bother of having to install them all) doesn't work out almost as 'expensively' as the thing you are removing?
That is a good question. My thinking on those would be that the Win and Mac versions stay as they are, with CEF in Windows as that's working. The Mac versions use the built-in webkit api (included in the OS anyway), so there's nothing need to be done there.richmond62 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 9:16 am BUT . . . the other Q I have is how that is going to work if one wishes to build standalones with the web-browser capacity for Windows or Macintosh on a Linux box.
Quoting myself here, but after looking into that - not sure how easy that would be.
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lsof -P -T -p 19421 > ~/Desktop/deps-dump.txt
So this widget uses a command line to open shell command to create a browser engine window (and can possibly attach that window to a stack window on compatible distros)? It does seem like these problems come when with attaching external process windows to the stack window, but only on certain distros. On Pantheon / Elementary OS the OXT browser widget-widget actually shows two window frames.tperry2x wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 5:43 pm Ah, but what of the browser on Linux you may ask.
Well - it's a bit of a case of one step forward, 2 steps back.
I can get the browser to load and integrate it (simplistically) into a stack, however whereas the window transition was seamless for some linux distros, it didn't work for all of them and popped open into a new window.
So this is the step back, while I essentially ponder how to embed a program in something like an iframe (to use web terminology) in a stack.
Note: you will need to be running Linux as an OS (but I'm sure you guessed that), and have OXT Lite 1.04 (or greater) to try this stack attached.
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