On Wed, 2006-03-08 at 18:22 -0900, Dan Freckleton wrote: > Trying to get these extensions from source is crazy for someone like me > who is not a developer. I appreciate you guys, truly, but I don't know > GCC programming/compiling routines and I can't stand dependency hell and > simply won't deal with it. Yum is a useful tool, but unfortunately the > standard repositories don't contain the extensions I'm looking for. You can safely assume that the Epiphany developers have debated this issue plenty already and have agreed upon the current behavior[1]. Maybe the extension *should* be enabled by default -- but if it should, that's Red Hat's decision, not the Epiphany developers'. In other words, you'll have to ask Red Hat :). [1] The main reason is that the behavior of certain popular browsers is *undesirable* to people hosting standards-compliant websites. -- Adam Hooper adamh densi com
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