[Domterm-discuss] Installing on Macos possible?
hak
hak at hakdir.com
Wed Jun 27 06:43:57 PDT 2018
—chrome: works but some lines are vibrating in this scenario:
vim configure
moving cursor fast downward or upward
—firefox: does not open a new tab, but a new instance (which result in error if already open), looses connection after a few key hits in folloing scenario:
vim configure
moving cursor
—electron: doesnt open:
err.png in attachements
note: each time I had to delete ~/.domterm
> On 27 Jun 2018, at 00:00, Per Bothner <per at bothner.com> wrote:
>
> On 06/26/2018 02:46 PM, hak wrote:
>> 1.) this runs … niice
>
> Could you also try:
>
> lws-term/ldomterm --firefox (if you have firefox installed)
> lws-term/ldomterm --chrome (if you have Chrome installed)
> lws-term/ldomterm --chrome-app (again, if you have Chrome)
> lws-term/ldomterm --electron (if 'electron' is in your path or in
> a standard location(
>
> There is some Mac-specific support for finding at least Fixfox in default locations,
> so hopefully that should work.
>
> The nicest is the --electron version, but --chrome-app is very close.
> The --qt (qtwebengin) version is also nice, but requires extra Qt libraries,
> which I don't know if HomeBrew offers.
>
> (These is a menu positioning bug affecting --chrome-app I'm currently working on.)
>
>> 2.) I guess you mean lws-term/Makefile?
>
> Try:
> make bin/domterm
> and/or:
> cd lws-term && make ../bin/domterm
>
> Assuming this is what causes install-sh to run, I'd like to figure out why.
>
> --
> --Per Bothner
> per at bothner.com http://per.bothner.com/
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