A Text-Based WWW Browser
Lynx is an easy-to-use browser for HTML documents and other Internet
services like FTP, telnet, and news. Lynx is fast. It is purely text
based and therefore makes it possible to use WWW resources on text
terminals.
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- Sources inherited from project openSUSE:Factory
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
|---|---|---|
| lynx-charset.patch | 0000000675 675 Bytes | |
| lynx-enable_xli.patch | 0000000421 421 Bytes | |
| lynx-proxy-empty-string.patch | 0000000580 580 Bytes | |
| lynx.changes | 0000020134 19.7 KB | |
| lynx.spec | 0000002787 2.72 KB | |
| lynx2.9.0dev.9.tar.bz2 | 0002746988 2.62 MB |
Revision 37 (latest revision is 42)
Richard Brown (RBrownSUSE)
accepted
request 911537
from
Petr Gajdos (pgajdos)
(revision 37)
- version update to 2.9.0~dev.9 [bsc#1189354]
* development version, see CHANGES for details
namely:
* strip user/password from ssl_host in HTLoadHTTP, incorrectly passed as
part of the server name indicator (Debian #991971) -TD
Comments 2
lynx 2.8.9 has been released: https://invisible-mirror.net/archives/lynx/tarballs/lynx2.8.9rel.1.tar.bz2
Lynx is a console-based, text-mode web browser, yet attempting to install this package via zypper (even with
-no-recommends) garners meThe following 18 NEW packages are going to be installed: desktop-file-utils feh hicolor-icon-theme imlib2-loaders libIex-3_2-31 libIlmThread-3_2-31 libImlib2-1 libOpenEXR-3_2-31 libOpenEXRCore-3_2-31 libXinerama1 libdeflate0 libheif1 libid3tag0 libjpeg-turbo libjxl0_10 libturbojpeg0 libwebpdemux2 lynxWhat is going on here? If I wanted image viewers, icons, or desktop config files, I would install Firefox, X (or Wayland) and all that other stuff, but I actually simply want a TEXT-MODE browser for viewing simple html (local and remote) on a non-GUI server system.Any chance of that, short of building my own package?