[02:05] even Terminal.app in OSX land supports that :) [02:55] :-p [02:56] Someone tell me why there are two libmozjs packages in Ubuntu with completely different looking version numbers [02:56] idk how I am supposed to know which one is the current one [02:57] there aren't, you must have a ppa or something [02:58] or do you mean 17 and 185? [03:00] good question, I don't know :) [03:02] 17 and 185 is what I see [03:02] * ChinnoDog frowns [03:05] Accoring to the Spidermonkey page release 17 is the latest and it implements Javascript 1.8.5 [03:06] So, I guess they are probably the same thing in different packages [03:25] ok, that is not working. I just want javascript support in elinks. :-( [03:25] ChinnoDog: breaking everything? [03:27] not yet [03:27] I can't figure out why elinks won't run with javascript enabled. It is not even on the config menu. [03:39] I don't know what to tell you [03:44] :-\ [03:54] i have no idea what you're talking about but perhaps its a compile-time config option that's not enabled? [03:55] ChinnoDog, i would check the elinks documentation to see what the specifics are [03:56] ChinnoDog, but if you give me their site i'll look for you [04:00] TheLordOfTime: it is compile time but I would expect it to be here. There is an elinks-lite package for people that only want a barebones installation. This is dumb. [04:00] And the docs are at http://elinks.or.cz/documentation/html/manual.html-chunked/ch01s06.html [04:00] ChinnoDog, which OS? [04:01] out of curiosity [04:01] Ubuntu, of course [04:01] in Debian, line 52 of debian/rules: --without-spidermonkey [04:01] looks like they disable spidermonkey/javascript support [04:01] (and Ubuntu probably has that in the rules file) [04:01] * TheLordOfTime cracks his knuckles and digs around in the ubuntu code [04:02] :-\ [04:02] L, P, Q, R, S, and T all have 0.12~pre5-blah [04:03] cept for S and T, they have ~pre6 [04:03] TheLordOfTime: that is ok. I give up for now. I will have to rebuild the package for my own use. [04:03] * TheLordOfTime looks at T [04:03] ChinnoDog, unless there's license incompatibility..l [04:03] or no spidermonkey packages... [04:03] you could file a wishlist bug to enable it... [04:03] but note according to the elinks site it's a highly experimental feature [04:03] There is no license incompatibility and the spidermonkey is in the repositories.. twice! [04:03] probably why it wasn't built in [04:04] I found someone else complaining about it online [04:04] [2013/11/20 23:03:46] <TheLordOfTime> but note according to the elinks site it's a highly experimental feature [04:04] Another person noted it can be enabled in the compile but disabled in the options [04:04] lines 64, 85 in the code for Ubuntu's version of the debian/control has both lite and full marked "without-spidermonkey" [04:04] so... [04:05] grr [04:05] ChinnoDog, if you want i'll rebuild it and dump it in a PPA tomorrow... [04:05] but i'll need to know the spidermonkey version to include in the PPA too [04:05] no, I'll do it. I've done it before. [04:05] (so i can copy that in) [04:05] cool [04:05] I should start my own PPA for packages I've "fixed" [04:05] ChinnoDog, but now we know why it's not configurable for you... they disable it completely [04:05] ChinnoDog, i have multiple PPAs for that [04:05] each for the different programs. [04:05] (including nginx, but that makes sense anyways) [04:06] k, will tackle that tomorrow. [04:06] ChinnoDog, if you want you can file a bug in Debian about it, asking them to enable it [04:06] and see what Debian's devs for it say [04:07] ChinnoDog, oh wait i found it [04:07] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=721198 [04:07] ChinnoDog, apparently it was requested and commented on and left to gather dust [04:08] apparently even with the libraries a lot of the JS on sites didn't work or w/e [04:09] hence it being disabled [09:42] Morning. [10:16] Morning [10:54] Hi rmg51 [10:55] o/ [10:55] Just back from breakfast. [11:11] didn't get that far yet [11:46] * waltman yawns [12:59] Morning peoples, dogs, turkeys and everything else [13:56] TheLordOfTime: Well, that sucks since I only need it to work on one site right now. Maybe there is another javascript enabled text mode browser. [14:43] anyone know about Nix and / or NixOS ? I just put a vbox version on my vbox, looking to investigate it. [14:55] NixOS sounds like the most boring name ever [14:55] Zero creativity [14:56] TheLordOfTime: Looks like there aren't any other text mode browsers with javascript. I think I'm going to solve my problem in a different way. [15:12] I ran Chrome using X windows forwarding instead [15:12] Uses lots of memory but gets the job done reliably [15:20] From what I have seen in benchmarks other "lightweight" browsers use about the same amount of memory. If that were not true I would pick a skinnier one. === cyberanger1 is now known as cyberanger [16:23] ChinnoDog: ping [16:24] hey [16:24] Do you use task warrior? [16:25] * jthan knows you don't [16:26] nope [16:26] Well you better start. [16:26] mmm, no. [16:27] But we're going to write an app [16:28] You write it, I'll think about using it. [16:28] :-( [16:28] hater.