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Amaya gtk1.2

#1 Post by technosaurus »

This is a cut-down version without print capability (separate pet) -- for gtk1.2 low resource machines (alternative to dillo or netsurf)
(It is themeable, but I removed those to minimize resource usage and package size)

Amaya has really low resource usage (see screenshot)
It has support a lot of formats including some css support, but it is most useful for editing pages (even in place) to meet standards since it is a product of w3c

Oddities: double click links to open (allows for editing with single click) - right click opens in a new window

requires gtk-1.2, gdk-pixbuf and imlib (version 1)

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 ../configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --build=i486-t2-linux-gnu --without-gl --without-wx --without-mesa --without-dav --without-debug --without-wx-debug --with-gtk --disable-redland --disable-templates
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#2 Post by technosaurus »

Here are the extras and dependencies
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Amaya

#4 Post by oui »

as I have to build a text with a lot of spoken text I did remember that it is really easy to make using the XML language. But how to edit and visualize the files?

it is somewhat for the own official browser of www, Amaya.

and I did find complete but old Amaya ressources in the official depository of Puppy for the official Puppy release 3 !

my problem is that somewhat differs concerning the fonts used by Puppy between the old versions generation 3 and the actual generation 5 (I did use Puppy L.A.S.S.I.E. remastered out a new version of Puppy Precise by RSH).

look please at following picture:

Amaya opens the xml file directly and interprets the short code correctly (different from other browsers only able to read and show the code and needing extensions to interpret it).

but used to see and edit the code, amaya shows a very ugly font!

did someone of you make the same experience and find a solution for that?
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#5 Post by oui »

oh! the actual official Amaya downloaded from www official site works immediately in Puppy Precise (remastered as L.A.S.S.I.E. by RSH, but it is a complete installation in the save file not a memory saving LP2.sfs!)


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#7 Post by Ibidem »

I notice that it's gone (size, I guess); would a static build be practical?
Also, I'm wondering about switching double and single click...

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#8 Post by technosaurus »

The last gtk version of amaya is at https://github.com/w3c/Amaya-Editor/tre ... 564f33d41d, however many improvements have been made to non-wx-related-code since then. This would be a good learning excercise for using git because you need to rebase on a specific commit and then cherry pick various ranges of commits (I highly recommend a gui tool for viewing commits - use petget to install tcl-tk and the gitk on the devx will work)
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