'Web' is the epiphany port available for Raspberry Pi users, which is HTML5 capable browser & it's predicted to be shipped in future Raspbian release. Well, if you're impatient for the official release of 'Web' & wanna try out this awesome browser, here's few steps which will let you enjoy the beta version of 'Web' in your Raspberry Pi.
[For me, if you have noticed, the icons within the browser is not showing up properly, maybe some files are conflicting, for which i will take care later on]
To install 'Web' in Raspberry pi :
Open /etc/apt/source.list with 'root' & add the following line:
deb http://raspberrypi.collabora.com wheezy web
Now, update the repository & upgrade the system by entering following commands in terminal :
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
Now install 'Web' browser by entering following commands in terminal :
sudo apt-get install epiphany-browser cgroup-bin libraspberrypi0 libwayland-client0 libwayland-cursor0 libwayland-server0a
Latest kernel supports cgroups (also known as control groups) which limits & isolates the resources like CPU, memory, I/O usages. To activate it, add cgroup_enable=memory in Kernel command line.
That's it. Enjoy surfing.
Posted By: Sanyam Khurana
The Geeky Way is founded by Sanyam Khurana. He graduated from Georgia Tech, Atlanta, US with a Master's degree in Computer Science. He goes by 'CuriousLearner' all over the web & has spoken at many international conferences. He likes to contribute to FOSS. He is listed as an individual contributor of the Django project, bug-triager for CPython & has his name listed in the credits section of every browser ever released by Mozilla. In his free time, he likes to improve his guitar skills or binge-watch series.. You can find him on Twitter