@Tommy I'm building "Odysseus", "Rhapsode", & soon "Haphaestus". I also know of GNOME Web/"Epiphany".
Odysseus, GNOME Web, & Midori shares the same browser engine "WebKitGTK". My others are written more from scratch targetting unusual devices, to promote a more secure & accessable Web at the cost of web compatibility.
My goal with Odysseus is to explore more decentralized & private navigation aids.
@alcinnz
Wow! That looks awesome!
PS. Is the browser for anything but Elementary OS? Sorry, I don't have Elementary OS...
@alcinnz
Thanks, heck I'll try it!
@alcinnz
Another question, can you install it for Ubuntu as well?
Thanks!
@Tommy Should be able to.
Just tell me, is a "libgranite-dev" package available? Most distros are starting to include it now, but it comes from elementary OS.
@alcinnz
Hmm.. a bit confused here.
Sorry for that late response..
I don't think I see a package for Debian or Ubuntu.
Tell me if I'm wrong!
@Tommy Last I've checked it was in Debian Testing, but I would've expected it to progress by now.
Try installing it manually from https://github.com/elementary/granite
@alcinnz
Sorry, I only see the source code.
You know, I'm not the best with Github..
Can you tell me how to download, install it?
Thanks!
Ps. I really want to try!
1. Install all of Odysseus's other dependencies.
2. Download the source code & cd into it's directory.
3. Run:
mkdir build
cd build
meson ..
ninja
sudo ninja install
@Tommy It's also been tested on GNOME3 (Debian) & Manjaro. And it's in the Arch User Repos.
It's primarily designed for elementary OS, but not exclusive to it.