luakit - Lightweight web browser

[twobob]

Originally Posted by eureka

OK. I don't want to participate in hacking of the C part (it's bo-o-ring, ti-i-iring and I ain't even use luakit), but you should look at update in my previous post.

UPD: as keyboard could be invoked through LIPC, information on accessing LIPC from Lua might be useful.

Yup. I noted the previous - update.
Thanks very much for the heads up. Very good of you.

And for the extra info on lipc via LUA.

I too will be unlikely to actually use this day-to-day, just value adding the midori bundle.

Thanks again!

[twobob]

Originally Posted by eureka

... does excellent code example...

Also:

$ luakit --version
luakit 039e319

Noted and used.

Hero as ever,

Will update the version.

window.init_funcs["handle click on status bar (except of part filled by selectable labels)"] =
  function (w)
    w.sbar.ebox:add_signal("button-release", function (v, mods, button, context)
        luakit.spawn("/mnt/us/extensions/luakit/usr/bin/toggleKeys")  
    end)
  end

[twobob]

https://github.com/mason-larobina/luakit/pull/177

see if we can use this to handle the file dialogs...

https://github.com/mason-larobina/luakit/pull/177/files

He mentions an issue where filechoosers - at some point following prolonged operation - fail to show - but - frankly that is an improvement on what we have now

[twobob]

well bumwits.

clib/filechooser.h:28:45: fatal error: webkit/webkitfilechooserrequest.h: No such file or directory

and its not wrong...

libwebkit didnt expose this header in 1.8.1 scratch that idea.

Dammit

[twobob]

so. looks like a recompiled webkit is the best/only solution I can think of to fix the default "Upload File" name issue, for this (even though Midori could allow us the subscribe/custom handle the event)

"Monolithic Biaviacide" it is then...
(or I suppose monolapidary biaviacide depending on your bent)

[knc1]

i am past ready to suppliment this DXG browser.
unfortunetly - the DXG browser will not download it.
groan.

would chat about it - but no javascript in DXG browser.

i may die of internet withdrawal -
or go do something foolish to the telco office.

[twobob]

"Going Telco" is the new Postal

Sorry to hear of your internet mishaps. Damn you Digital Age!!!

[knc1]

Originally Posted by twobob

"Going Telco" is the new Postal

Sorry to hear of your internet mishaps. Damn you Digital Age!!!

Right!

At a "Free Wifi" place with my HP-2133 -
The Wifi may be free, but the food sure isn't!

When, if ever, TelCo gets the service at my house fixed . . . .

[brianinmaine]

Originally Posted by twobob

"Going Telco" is the new Postal

Sorry to hear of your internet mishaps. Damn you Digital Age!!!

ya know, I'm a US Postal worker...

knc1 - I thought you'd at least have fiber to the home!

[knc1]

Originally Posted by brianinmaine

ya know, I'm a US Postal worker...

knc1 - I thought you'd at least have fiber to the home!

That is twobob who is on fiber at home.
I am still waiting for them to replace the paper insulated cable with plastic insulated cable.

I did two things yesterday that might have had an effect on my home service -
I paid my bill (the shock @ TelCo might have had far reaching effects) -
and/or
I ordered another data land-line at a second address this week,
they quoted me a flat rate $15 fee for the installation -
when last seen, TelCo was out trenching in 1/4 mile of new cable to reach the building (all for $15).
Could I have pissed someone off?

[twobob]

Now, That is 15 bucks WELL spent...

[knc1]

Choice B
I pissed someone off.

A disconnect order was accidently placed on my first, home, data line.

I can not imagine anyone abusing 3G with this DXG browser! !

[twobob]

I recall a buddy of mine saying a much similar sentence.

"I can not imagine anyone using 3G with this DXG browser! !"

Glad they sorted the connection.

[knc1]

Sorted?

I think the guy who had to bury a 1\4 mile of cable for $15 is in charge of turning the service back on.
He may still be pissed off at me.

C.S. says they are now lock out of the account.
That is probably not good news.

[twobob]

Damn. that doesn't sound like a good thing. No.

I managed to build a version 1.8.2 of libwebkit last night while recovering my setup.

Err. Yeah. 482 mb is a little bit too big though might have to check the options I selected :P

and try again.