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http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=112784&search_id=490630491&start=15
How to make your own 64bit Google Chrome Browser squashfs module
Get the repo2sfs tool from Page 1, dated 2018-02-23+. If you are new to this, do the test-run first.
Now for Chrome - you will need a non-root user:
In the System Tools menu, run Add New User
Create a user named "guest" with password "guest"
Accept the default list of groups, especially Audio
Download Chrome:
Code:
wget https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
Extract the chrome-guest-setup script attached below.
Because you are working with a 3rd-party Debian package, you will run repo2sfs a bit differently:
Start in an empty folder holding the repo2sfs script, the chrome-guest-setup script and the Chrome .deb package.
Open a teminal (F4) and type: ./repo2sfs google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb (Hint: use Tab completion)
Part-way through, you will get this dialog:
Code:
In the next step, the package will be temporarily removed ...
Press Enter to continue:
Continue the build.
Stop at the pause for "fix anything in /tmp/repo2sfs".
Open another terminal and run the chrome-guest-setup script.
Finish the build.
Load the module and run Google Chrome from the Internet menu.
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How to make an Opera browser squashfs module (64bit)
1. Go to https://www.opera.com/ and get the amd64 Debian package.
2. It wants a non-root "guest" user. See the instructions on Page 2 for installing Chrome.
3. Extract the opera-guest-setup script attached below.
4. Start with an empty folder containing the repo2sfs script, the opera-guest-setup script and the Opera .deb.
5. Run the repo2sfs third-party build. (see Chrome.)
6. Stop at the pause for "fix anything in /tmp/rep2sfs". Open another terminal and run the opera-guest-setup script.
7. Finish the build. Load the module and run Opera from the Internet menu.
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How to make a Slimjet browser squashfs module
Get a Debian package from the slimjet website.
Follow the above instructions, but use the slimjet-guest-setup script attached below.
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How to make an Iron browser squashfs module
Get a Debian package from the iron website.
Follow the above instructions, but with the following changes:
a. Include two extra packages: libnss3 libgconf-2-4
b. Use the iron-guest-setup script attached below.
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