Open alexisdal opened 10 months ago
It is not so easy. There is many Windows versions. Also js implementation in ELinks is not "usable" yet.
hey @alexisdal u tried installing elinks from msys2 ?
msys2 now uses elinks from this repo.
There are Windows binaries in the Releases section, but I don't know whether they work. Likely Windows Vista or higher is required.
i did found this page today , and i downloaded the win version on the 0.17 AND THE ORC VERSION BUT NONE WORK ON WIN 10. the files only open a cmd terminal and close in less than a second , and i did putted in the C:/ as in the bat file , run the bat , but still dont work.
and also in wsl the linux version installed by apt-get is 0.13 , but the project is already at 0.17
and also in wsl the linux version installed by apt-get is 0.13 , but the project is already at 0.17
why not use msys2?
@leao-nardo Did you try win32 binary? I've got the same issue with win64 binary.
@leao-nardo Did you try win32 binary? I've got the same issue with win64 binary.
great . it works . seems a lot like Links2
Hello,
Just a few words of thank you for the apparently very good work of elinks.
I've been a happy user of lynx for years now.
Very recently I stumbled upon a case where a particular institutional website recently forced people to use JS. and lynx does not support if at all.
I figured it would be a good idea to check what's available today as text-only browser that would eventually support JS => I stumbled upon elinks that seems very promicing.
I'm not a c developer myself, but more of a humbler python guy. It's been years since I had not had to use the ./configure && make && make install commands. It's 5pm. since aout 2pm, I've been trying to get a decent binary working on my windows machine. First I didn't have ssl. then I did not have JS and had to choose a JS engine. I tried to use quickjs => I cannot even compile quickjs. Now i'm downloading and extracting the several GBytes of firefox source in an attempt to get spidermonkey in elinks...
I'm sure you guys could probably eaasily deliver a decent pre-compiled binary for windows. I even tried running an out of the box ubuntu 22 and tried the apt install elinks but unfortuntately the version that comes with it do not seems to have javascript available. it seems to me it should be a built-in feature...
just some candid feedback here
thanks for the good work