Chromium and systemd-dummy 13 September 2018, 17:46:01 Hey again everybody. I want to get Chromium web browser to work without the need for systemd-dummy. Is this possible? I know Void Linux has chromium in their repos, so it must be possible, but I'm just not sure how. What in systemd does Chromium rely on? Maybe I can get it to work without systemd-dummy if I spend enough time trying. It'll be a good learning experience I think.
Re: Chromium and systemd-dummy Reply #1 – 13 September 2018, 18:27:28 Hello,What you described is one side if the problem.The other side is that Chromium is big package and our server is not very strong, so we are not adding too many big packages.
Re: Chromium and systemd-dummy Reply #2 – 14 September 2018, 02:31:09 I compiled it without systemd as a dependency & it works, perhaps I can submit it somewhere? Its tested & working on other Artix PCs too.Or maybe we can make a dummy package called nosystemd that satisfies the systemd dependency for chromium, I don't know if thats something that would work or not... maybe.. Last Edit: 14 September 2018, 02:33:10 by kenny_w
Re: Chromium and systemd-dummy Reply #3 – 14 September 2018, 10:58:57 You can always make a binary, and host it on your website, if you want to distribute your build.
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