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Building with this option allows Lynx to optionally use the default
colors of the terminal, when compiled with ncurses or slang. It does not
(as far as I know) change any default behavior.
Since we build with ncurses, I don't think there's any reason not to
have this.
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This is rebuilt virtually every time a NixOS module is enabled or
disabled, so I don't think it makes sense to have it substituted.
It gets in the way of trivial config changes when I would otherwise be
able to rebuild my system entirely offline.
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The current version no longer works with our packaged Mecurial.[1]
The original repository appears to no longer be maintained, but there is
a maintained fork, which is now used for the Debian package.
[1]: https://github.com/felipec/git-remote-hg/issues/72
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Fixes https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/56890.
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The execlineb program is the launcher (and lexer) of execline scripts.
So it makes a lot of sense to have all the small tools in scope by
default.
We append to the end of PATH so that they can be easily overwritten by
the user.
Co-authored-by: Alyssa Ross <hi@alyssa.is>
(cherry picked from commit b64d25c44782027414509460c1900646dee57db1)
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2.0.0 introduced a completely new build system, that uses a structured
TOML configuration file rather than flat make variables. I've updated
the package for this. In most cases, updating overrides should be as
simple as wrapping custom config in buildPlan = { ... }.
The package now uses a standard node2nix setup for dependencies, rather
than something custom. The version can be bumped by updating
node-packages.json and running the generate.sh script.
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There's no orca-c attribute, but there is an orca. The authors of this
software also have an orca program, so if it was packaged for nixpkgs
it would have to be namespaced. For consistency, I namespaced this one
as well, because the alternative is a very confusing future.
I put the namespace after the name of the software so things like
autocompletion would still find it.
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EME is enabled by default, so adding --enable-eme=widevine is a noop.
This means that firefox was always being built with DRM support, even
with drmSupport set to false.
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This will make it easier to build custom versions of Firefox.
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For consistency.
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We have all the other (non-nightly) Firefox channels, so it makes sense
to have beta as well. Additionally, it should allow us to better prepare
for Firefox releases better, and have them available faster, if we keep
the beta up to date.
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At no point during the install process is ZSH used.
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The buildInputs that used to be here appear to have been put here in the
hope that they would be installed and made available automatically as a
result of installing this package, but that isn't how buildInputs work.
They could be provided by using substituteInPlace to point the package
towards the Nix versions of these packages, but since this is a shell
configuration, I think it makes more sense (and is easier) to use
whatever versions of those commands are available at runtime.
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The python36Packages version is required for doh-proxy.
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git-subtree-dir: nixpkgs
git-subtree-mainline: 4e31070265257dc67d120c27e0f75c2344fdfa9a
git-subtree-split: abf060725d7614bd3b9f96764262dfbc2f9c2199
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