Re: git: 81a047b386e5 - main - www/*chromium: drop pulseaudio build dependency by using an internal copy
- Reply: Robert Nagy : "Re: git: 81a047b386e5 - main - www/*chromium: drop pulseaudio build dependency by using an internal copy"
- In reply to: Sergey A. Osokin: "Re: git: 81a047b386e5 - main - www/*chromium: drop pulseaudio build dependency by using an internal copy"
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Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2024 11:24:11 UTC
30.05.2024 19:25, Sergey A. Osokin пишет: > On Thu, May 30, 2024 at 03:15:53PM +0300, Vladimir Druzenko wrote: >> 28.05.2024 09:26, Gleb Popov пишет: >>> On Mon, May 27, 2024 at 6:56 PM Vladimir Druzenko <vvd@freebsd.org> wrote: >>>> Just return all options. >>> It is unrealistic to ask for removing Pulseaudio from default options >>> as it is already default in many other ports. Robert gone an extra >>> mile for you to make this dependency build-time rather than runtime. >>> >>> Start using Poudriere to build your own set of packages with options >>> you want rather than going against the stream and putting more work on >>> others. >>> >>> P.S. Your work on Chromium stuff is greatly appreciated, rnagy@ >>> P.S.S I wouldn't even bother to use bundled copy of pulseaudio libs if >>> that adds more patches >> You ignored main part: >> >> One of my installation of this port is on headless VM (2 VMs) for export >> Draw.io diagrams to PDF. I don't need any sound on this VM. >> Instead of leaving options in the port (what could be simpler?), each time >> the port is updated, I will have to manually remove unnecessary >> dependencies, add "GN_ARGS+=use_pulseaudio=false use_sndio=false" and add >> option ALSA (for desktop ON, but for VM OFF). >> >> How I can build this port without dependency from all sound engines - alsa, >> sndio and pulse for install it on headless VM? >> Options was the solution! I don't understand who they were bothering? > The www/chromium port is broken these days, just because several previously > work well online web applications, such as zoom, slack, etc., don't work > anymore. > > I'd recommend to revert back all *audio*-related changes have been made to > restore needful basic functionality. > > Thank you. Hello! Are we planning to enter the 2024Q3with broken *chromium? -- Best regards, Vladimir Druzenko