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Originally Posted by eschwartz
Are you sure about that? 
As I said before -- most distros build on 32-bit without sse2, in order to support those processors without sse2.
Debian and Fedora build twice and ship both set of libs.
Arch only builds with --no-sse2
Gentoo uses USE flags for sse2. |
Well I'm sure that if someone wanted to pick through the Qt5WebKit source code and make all the necessary adjustments, they might be successful. But yes... I'm quite sure that if you try to build Qt5 from the official source packages by passing in the --no-sse2 flag, that WebKit will be taken off the table, and won't even try to build. Believe me, I've tried. Individual Qt component packages from various distros may be different, of course. But anything that requires WebKit isn't going to get much joy when configuring the official Qt sources to disable sse2.