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The surf browser is in the community repo and can be installed with pacman directly.
At the end of the installation, it suggests a location of config.h, but I don't have that directory at all.
-- Edit config.h in PKGBUILD's directory (generally /var/abs/community/surf/)
-- and rebuild package if you want to change settings.
I also tried
locate config.h | grep surf
but the file is not there.
Moreover, if I am not mistaken, software in the official repo are binaries, and the source is not downloaded, as opposed to AUR packages? Then what is right way to make my own change then recompile surf? In my opinion, surf is only useful and attractive with a custom build.
Last edited by ss (2018-06-19 22:18:09)
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OK, I think I should just install surf-git from AUR.
Then the message shown at the end of the installation is a little bit confusing.
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If you want to create your own adjustments to repo packages you will want to take a look at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_Build_System
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The file shipped is config.def.h, you adapt it and rename it config.h
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The file shipped is config.def.h, you adapt it and rename it config.h
If I git clone the source or get it from AUR, I know I should cp config.def.h config.h, then make my own change.
But now that I installed community/surf 2.0-1 with pacman, is the source in my computer? Where could I find it?
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Read the link in #3
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OK, ABS is the solution. Thank you all.
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