Using Epiphany with WebKit
GNOME's Epiphany web browser recently gained support for rendering HTML with WebKit. The patch for WebKit support in Epiphany—which was experimentally implemented at the GNOME GUADEC conference—is now available for testing.
Epiphany developer Xan Lopez wrote a blog entry earlier this week with instructions explaining how users can build Epiphany from svn trunk with WebKit. A post in the EphyLog, which provides a few more hints and details, points out that users will need to have at least GLib-2 2.13.4 and GTK+-2 2.11.6 or higher in order to compile Epiphany from svn.
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A message posted to the Second Life development mailing list by Second Life Linux client developer Tofu Linden reveals that Fluendo's open source GStreamer multimedia framework will soon be used in the Second Life Linux client to provide support for video playback. The possibility of using GStreamer in the Second Life client first emerged in March, and now it appears as though the code will be integrated in the near future.
"GStreamer video support will be in the next trunk-based Linden source-drop—which should be very soon," says the much-loved Tofu.
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