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  almost 9 years ago by thardeck | Reply

  Building Rust and Servo on openSUSE 13.2 was pretty easy and no special packages were required. Although Servo seems promising from the design it is still in a pretty early stage like Jack Moffitt mentioned in his talk.

  I was able to open pages with servo but the rendering and scrolling is really slow atm, at least on my machine, but maybe it is related to the compilation.

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Building Rust and Servo on openSUSE 13.2 was pretty easy and no special packages were required. Although Servo seems promising from the design it is still in a pretty early stage like Jack Moffitt mentioned in his talk. I was able to open pages with servo but the rendering and scrolling is really slow atm, at least on my machine, but maybe it is related to the compilation.
 
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Building Rust and Servo on openSUSE 13.2 was pretty easy and no special packages were required. Although Servo seems promising from the design it is still in a pretty early stage like Jack Moffitt mentioned in his talk.
I was able to open pages with servo but the rendering and scrolling is really slow atm, at least on my machine, but maybe it is related to the compilation.
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This is an [example link](http://example.com/)

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