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README.md
🔨 bsys5
This repo contains scripts and assets to build the LibreWolf source tarball for various platforms with docker, as well as binary releases produced by those scripts.
Supported Targets
Platform | x86_64 | aarch64 |
---|---|---|
Linux | ||
└─ Debian (deb) | ✅ (debian11) | - |
└─ Ubuntu (deb) | ✅ (ubuntu20, ubuntu22) | - |
└─ Mint (deb) | ✅ (mint20, mint21) | - |
└─ Fedora (rpm) | ✅ (fedora35, fedora36) | - |
└─ openSUSE (rpm) | ✅ (tumbleweed) | - |
MacOS (dmg) | ✅ (macos-x64_64) | ✅ (macos-aarch64) |
Windows | WIP | - |
Running bsys5 Locally
Note: Bsys5 only works on Linux. Other platforms are cross-compiled from Linux.
To build LibreWolf with bsys5 locally, just install Docker and then clone this repository. Then you can just build the target you want with:
make <TARGET>
, for example make ubuntu22
(See the above table or make help
for a list of supported targets.)
This will pull a prebuilt build environment from
this repository.
If you also want to build that yourself, run make docker-<TARGET>
first.