Comment Deja Vu (Score 0) 134
1. Ouya
2. Ouya Everywhere
3. ???
4. Profit
Would this in any way be related to:
1. Amiga
2. Amiga Anywhere
3. ???
4. Profit
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1. Ouya
2. Ouya Everywhere
3. ???
4. Profit
Would this in any way be related to:
1. Amiga
2. Amiga Anywhere
3. ???
4. Profit
?
Guess they simply used the Harmony Code for this stuff and Harmony does not have the bug in.
It was fixed in Harmony a year and a half ago:
I'd love to see a site dedicated to compiling daily builds of the Chromium source code, maybe through in some forks by private fiddlers, because right now following the instructions from the link requires you to use a non open source tool "gclient" to download about 500MB of source and then compile it using M$ Visual Studio - and then hope it produces a working binary (oh, and have the time for this). So far I couldn't find anyone doing this and putting the binaries online yet - not even using google
As already mentioned the gclient tool is open source. Since its written in Python its distributed as source code anyway and the code is under the Apache 2.0 licence.
As for 'hope it produced a working binary', I compile Chromium for the first time from SVN yesterday without any hitch whatsoever. And yes, my binaries are online.
"What if" is a trademark of Hewlett Packard, so stop using it in your sentences without permission, or risk being sued.