Daniel Richard G.

> I guess there's just not too much motivation for that. While looking into the stage 2 Linux bringup, I found that just running that stage on Linux is actually...

Hi @pasabanov, I appreciate the doc update, but note that the doc is for a dead process. There is no current version of ungoogled-chromium that can be built in the...

Hi @sallyhaj, There is no reason why arm64 cannot be supported for ungoogled-chromium, given that Debian already builds regular Chromium for it. It is simply a matter of enabling the...

Thanks, this is good to know. I've been wondering how Debian vs. Raspbian is considered by RaspberryPi users. I will ensure that ungoogled-chromium, once the release automation is updated, builds...

Hi @herbsmn. My apologies for responding so late; this slipped through the cracks. There's not much to say for an arm64 build, I'm afraid, as we don't even have an...

For what it's worth, the Debian package of chromium [can now be cross-built](https://salsa.debian.org/chromium-team/chromium/-/blob/master/debian/patches/debianization/cross-build.patch) for arm64 from amd64. So anyone with a PC capable of building Chromium generally can take this...

Updated after confirming that the source-download path can also link against `GTest::gtest` and the like, thus rendering unnecessary the `*_LIB` variables.

Also confirmed that the `INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES()` directives are not needed.

Hello @Ashkian, > **1 -running the following command results the following message, what does it mean, is it a issue? Not an issue. That is simply the automated patching system...

> how to Make sure that I have only LLVM-19 packages installed? You'll need to review the list of packages installed on your system, using e.g. `dpkg -l`.