oxide-qt 1.17.7-0ubuntu0.14.04.1 source package in Ubuntu
Changelog
oxide-qt (1.17.7-0ubuntu0.14.04.1) trusty-security; urgency=medium * Update to v1.17.7 (see USN-3058-1) - Bump Chromium rev to 53.0.2785.101 - Fix LP: #1615832 - Don't compile the mock QPA plugin with Qt5.6 - Fix LP: #1618589 - Compile with -fno-delete-null-pointer-checks to work around issues related to changes in GCC6 - Fix LP: #1618530 - Ensure we use the correct ozone platform - Fix LP: #1616595 - Fix Qt5.2 build - Fix LP: #1260103 - Oxide should use an app-specific path for shared memory files - Ensure we check out the GN binaries - Fix LP: #1615683 - Implement KeyboardEvent.code and KeyboardEvent.key, as parts of Blink now depend on this - Fix LP: #1605365 - Front camera is inverted on BQ E5 - Fix LP: #1608657 - Ensure shrinksViewportContentToFit option is enabled on mobile - Fix LP: #1597420 - Add a mock QPA plugin and add integration tests for the Screen and ScreenOrientation APIs - Import updated translations from Launchpad - Add tests for Window.screen{X,Y} - Use attached properties for WebViewTestSupport and WebContextTestSupport - Refactor the huge main() function in the QML test runner - Fix LP: #1568145 - Correctly report the position for video capture devices - Clean up user scripts between tests - Add test for Window.{inner,outer}{Height,Width} - Don't hardcode a size for the root item in QML tests - have it set by the window size instead - Fix LP: #1599236 - ensure GN builds are built with Pango support - Fix LP: #1588219 - fix mediahub GN build - Fix LP: #1592020 - Make oxide_shared_unittests / oxide_qt_unittests work with the GN build - MouseEvents must be used to generate synthetic click events in tests - Fix LP: #1597262 - Only enable plugin support on x86 / x86-64 - Fix LP: #1560271 - Refactor CookieStoreProxy and ensure that the cookie store is created on the IO thread - Fix Compositor DCHECK - Call BrowserPlatformIntegration::GetNativeDisplay later to avoid a DCHECK - Fix LP: #1510603 - Stop using GetFormFactorHint for memory optimizations - Fix LP: #1595320 - Ensure GN builds are linked without --fatal-warnings - Make the renderer executable use Chromium's new allocator shim, which means we get an infallible allocator on AArch64, even without TCMalloc - Various allocator related fixes (LP: #1595321 and LP: #1595324) - Fix LP: #1588218 - Make ENABLE_TCMALLOC work with GN builds - Fix LP: #1597040 - Disable TCMalloc on AArch64 - Fix LP: #1585291 - Add copy image support to the context menu - Fix LP: #1593232 - Fix navigator.vibrate regression and add tests for this - Ensure that our device::VibrationManager implementation sanitizes arguments properly - Fix LP: #1595136 - Compile the core library with -g1 on hosts with less than 8GB of RAM - Fix LP: #1594941 - Fix static ENABLE_PLUGINS=0 GN build - Fix LP: #1594962 - Disable gn check step for now - Fix LP: #1326697 - Preliminary support for building with GN - Fix LP: #1588217 - Cross-compiling support with GN - Fix LP: #1588942 - Support for bootstrapping a GN binary - Fix LP: #1582638 - Initial build support for AArch64 - Fix non-ENABLE_HYBRIS build - Fix LP: #1592296 - Support filenames in drag and drop - Fix LP: #1601887 - Add a quirk to assume that the native orientation of the primary screen on freiza and cooler devices is landscape - Fix LP: #1613258 - Avoid a hard runtime dependency on MADV_FREE when compiled against glibc 2.24, and ensure madvise(MADV_FREE) is allowed in the seccomp policy so that it works when the kernel is upgraded to 4.5 - Fix LP: #1616132 - Explicitly whitelist accelerated canvas and GPU raster on various devices. This got disabled due to a recent change in libhybris * Build with USE_GN=1, BOOTSTRAP_GN=1 - update debian/rules * Build with ENABLE_HYBRIS=0 on arm64 - update debian/rules * Don't build-depend on libhybris on arm64 - update debian/control * locales/ has been renamed to chromium_l10n - update debian/liboxideqtcore0.install * Refresh gross-hack-for-dual-ffmpeg-build.patch * Build depend on python-psutil - update debian/control -- Chris Coulson <email address hidden> Mon, 05 Sep 2016 21:40:23 +0100
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- Chris Coulson
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- Ubuntu Developers
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Binary packages built by this source
- liboxideqt-qmlplugin: Web browser engine for Qt (QML plugin)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the QML plugin required to run QML applications with
Oxide
- liboxideqtcore-dev: Web browser engine for Qt (development files for core library)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the development files required to compile programs
against the Oxide core library
- liboxideqtcore0: Web browser engine for Qt (core library and components)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the core library, sandbox, renderer and support
files required to run applications with Oxide
- liboxideqtcore0-dbgsym: debug symbols for package liboxideqtcore0
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the core library, sandbox, renderer and support
files required to run applications with Oxide
- liboxideqtquick-dev: Web browser engine for Qt (development files for QtQuick library)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the development files required to compile programs
against the Oxide QtQuick library
- liboxideqtquick0: Web browser engine for Qt (QtQuick library)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the QtQuick library required to run QML applications
with Oxide
- oxideqmlscene: Web browser engine library for Qt (QML application runner)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Google Chromium, that makes
it easy to embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides an application runner which is similar to qmlscene,
required to run QML applications with Oxide if you require support for
accelerated compositing
- oxideqt-chromedriver: Web browser engine for Qt (transitional package)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This is a transitional package to make upgrades work correctly, and can be
safely removed
- oxideqt-codecs: Web browser engine for Qt (codecs)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
<video> tags. Included are the free Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8 and VP9
codecs
- oxideqt-codecs-dbg: Web browser engine for Qt (Debug symbols)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the debugging symbols for Oxide
- oxideqt-codecs-dbgsym: debug symbols for package oxideqt-codecs
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
<video> tags. Included are the free Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8 and VP9
codecs
- oxideqt-codecs-extra: Web browser engine for Qt (codecs)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
<video> tags. Included are the Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8, VP9, MP3, AAC
and H.264 codecs
- oxideqt-codecs-extra-dbg: Web browser engine for Qt (Debug symbols)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the debugging symbols for Oxide
- oxideqt-codecs-extra-dbgsym: debug symbols for package oxideqt-codecs-extra
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
<video> tags. Included are the Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8, VP9, MP3, AAC
and H.264 codecs
- oxideqt-dbg: Web browser engine for Qt (Debug symbols)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the debugging symbols for Oxide