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  over 7 years ago by MargueriteSu | Reply

  Hi,

  I am one of the maintainers for devel:languages:nodejs in openSUSE.

  Since you're planning to invent a way to package electron apps in openSUSE. I think you would like to know the current status of electron itself on OBS:

  There's currently no native build of electron in any distro. I am the first person trying to do this.

  I have finished "libchromiumcontent" package, which is solid and specfile taken away by many other distros.

  But I didn't finish electron yet. Its build script written in Python and focus on building electron on your own machine instead of a standard virtual build machine (it uses 'git' at build time). So we need to patch it and split dependencies.

  It looks easy but I have another much more important project to develop, that is the packaging tool for nodejs modules in openSUSE. It is the fundamental thing of nodejs packaging in openSUSE. see: https://hackweek.suse.com/15/projects/1880

  Any help appreciated on building electron natively.

  BTW: you can use the prebuild electron to avoid this kind of trouble if you have no interest in packaging electron itself.

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Hi, I am one of the maintainers for devel:languages:nodejs in openSUSE. Since you're planning to invent a way to package electron apps in openSUSE. I think you would like to know the current status of electron itself on OBS: There's currently no native build of electron in any distro. I am the first person trying to do this. I have finished "libchromiumcontent" package, which is solid and specfile taken away by many other distros. But I didn't finish electron yet. Its build script written in Python and focus on building electron on your own machine instead of a standard virtual build machine (it uses 'git' at build time). So we need to patch it and split dependencies. It looks easy but I have another much more important project to develop, that is the packaging tool for nodejs modules in openSUSE. It is the fundamental thing of nodejs packaging in openSUSE. see: https://hackweek.suse.com/15/projects/1880 Any help appreciated on building electron natively. BTW: you can use the prebuild electron to avoid this kind of trouble if you have no interest in packaging electron itself.
 
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Hi,
I am one of the maintainers for devel:languages:nodejs in openSUSE.
Since you're planning to invent a way to package electron apps in openSUSE. I think you would like to know the current status of electron itself on OBS:
There's currently no native build of electron in any distro. I am the first person trying to do this.
I have finished "libchromiumcontent" package, which is solid and specfile taken away by many other distros.
But I didn't finish electron yet. Its build script written in Python and focus on building electron on your own machine instead of a standard virtual build machine (it uses 'git' at build time). So we need to patch it and split dependencies.
It looks easy but I have another much more important project to develop, that is the packaging tool for nodejs modules in openSUSE. It is the fundamental thing of nodejs packaging in openSUSE. see: https://hackweek.suse.com/15/projects/1880
Any help appreciated on building electron natively.
BTW: you can use the prebuild electron to avoid this kind of trouble if you have no interest in packaging electron itself.
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## A Second Level Header

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Use two asterisks for **strong emphasis**

* Use asterisks
* for lists

This is an [example link](http://example.com/)

This is an ![example image](http://paste.opensuse.org/view/raw/68957446)

This is a user link @hans

This is a project link hw#some-cool-title
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