libwebp

[pslegg]

Hi,

Probably one for the developers but I see that libwebp has been ported to Atari 
(FreeMint).

https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=42075



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Is the list working again ?

I haven't been able to post to it for months.

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Atari build

[pslegg]

Hi all,

I hadn't updated Netsurf on my Atari 68060@60MHz) since before January.

I have always found the Atari build to be extremely slow, 5-10 minutes or more 
to render a page being normal and I think it's the ssl that hurts it most. So 
it's not greatly usable but I do use it download FreeMint OS updates.

However, the last few versions I had tried would timeout before rendering 
anything.

That was why I was still using build 5366 from 2022.

Yesterday I installed 6637 and it still gives Timeouts. The only page that 
would work was http.  I increased the curl timeout to 300 with no change.

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Re: Atari build

[pslegg]

Hi Vido,

Thanks for confirming that it works on faster hardware.  In Netsurf I tried 
charging the curl parameter in the choices file to no effect.

I don't have Aranym. I last tried to use it about 10 years ago, couldn't get 
networking to work.  Then I was told that the version on the Aranym website was 
very old.  I gave up at that point.


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>V V ned., 31. dec. 2023 ob 00:40 je oseba John-Mark Bell <
>j...@netsurf-browser.org> napisala:
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>> However, the last few versions I had tried would timeout before
>> > rendering anything.
>> >
>> > That was why I was still using build 5366 from 2022.
>> >
>> > Yesterday I installed 6637 and it still gives Timeouts. The only
>page
>> > that would work was http.  I increased the curl timeout to 300 with
>no
>> > change.
>>
>> All of the support libraries have been upgraded in the last year,
>> including migrating to OpenSSL 3. These are significant changes so
>may
>> have introduced some brokenness at some point.
>>
>> Sadly, the Atari frontend has no maintainer (any changes are mostly
>to
>> make it build after changes to other parts of the code) so, although
>CI
>> continues to spit out binary builds, these are never tested (and none
>of
>> the core developers has any specific Atari knowledge or any
>appropriate
>> hardware/emulator so cannot test them, either).
>>
>> As ever, if someone is able to work out a fix, we'll happily take a
>> patch containing it!
>>
>
>About Atari release.
>Latest nightly build works normally on the FireBee browsing https pages
>included. It takes some time but it renders them nicely!
>So I guess the problem with Atari 68060@60MHz is that it timeouts as it
>is
>too slow. @Peter, maybe you can try it in Aranym how NetSurf is
>working?
>
>As the GUI for Atari builds is not updated can someone point me to the
>description of the options in choices fill so we can edit it with a
>text
>editor?
>I would like to know mostly how to enable/disable javascript and CSS
>rendering? I believe those two options would make page rendering
>faster.
>
>Vido
>
>
>
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>> However, the last few versions I had tried would timeout before
>
>> rendering anything.
>> 
>> That was why I was still using build 5366 from 2022.
>> 
>> Yesterday I installed 6637 and it still gives Timeouts. The only
>page =
>
>> that would work was http.=C2=A0 I increased the curl timeout to
>300 wi=
>th no 
>> change.
>
>All of the support libraries have been upgraded in the last year, 
>including migrating to OpenSSL 3. These are significant changes so may
>
>have introduced some brokenness at some point.
>
>Sadly, the Atari frontend has no maintainer (any changes are mostly to
>
>make it build after changes to other parts of the code) so, although CI
>>
>continues to spit out binary builds, these are never tested (and none
>of r>
>the core developers has any specific Atari knowledge or any appropriate
>>
>hardware/emulator so cannot test them, either).
>
>As ever, if someone is able to work out a fix, we'll happily take a
>>
>patch containing it!=C2=A0About Atari
>rele=
>ase.Latest nightly build works normally on the FireBee
>brows=
>ing https pages included. It takes some time but it renders them
>nicely!iv>So I guess the problem with Atari
>68060@60=
>MHz is that it timeouts as it is too slow. @Peter, maybe you can
>try=
>it in Aranym how NetSurf is wor