Hi,
I just installed Gloria yesterday in the evening and am now experimenting a bit with it. Since my hardware isn't the newest you can find (PIII-900, 256MB RAM), I'm always looking for lightweight software, so I prefer Midori as a webbrowser.
Now, my problem is, Midori is in version 0.1.2 in Gloria, which is rather unstable (e.g. you can't brose to http://www.linuxmint.com or forum.mandriva.com because it crashes every time you try). At another forum (http://www.mandrivauser.de) I'm unable to post anything using Midori.
So I wanted to ask, if there is a possibility to get the newest Midori-version (0.1. without having to compile it (and probably a newer version of webkit as a dependency). Is there some kind of "backports" repository where you can find newer software for Mint backported from the development tree?
Thanks,
Oliver
[solved] Howto get midori in newer version?
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[solved] Howto get midori in newer version?
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Re: Howto get midori in newer version?
You could try added these PPA repo's
https://launchpad.net/~midori/+archive/ppa
https://launchpad.net/~webkit-team/+archive/ppa
https://launchpad.net/~midori/+archive/ppa
https://launchpad.net/~webkit-team/+archive/ppa
Re: Howto get midori in newer version?
Thanks. Now I'm using Midori-0.1.8 which is working way more stable.
I had a little problem adding those repos, since I've not used a deb-based distro in the last few years and Mandriva's urpm is working totally different...
But now everything's all right.
Oliver
I had a little problem adding those repos, since I've not used a deb-based distro in the last few years and Mandriva's urpm is working totally different...
But now everything's all right.
Oliver