Opening this mainly for tracking the RISC-V arch support, there is currently one SUSE developer (Andreas) [1] pushing this, and it still need a few additional patches, I have built chromium-93/94 locally, it barely works but have problem/segfault with some URL [1] https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:Andreas_Schwab:riscv:chromium/chromium Reproducible: Always
What is the status of this? A number of Linux Distributions now include Chromium for Riscv. Here are the patches used by Arch Linux https://github.com/felixonmars/archriscv-packages/tree/master/chromium. Even the Debian release for the VisionFive 2 Riscv SBC has chromium 103. See https://github.com/starfive-tech/Debian/releases
(In reply to Andrew Cameron from comment #1) We barely have the man power to maintain it for amd64. We would need a volunteer to maintain the necessary change for riscv.
(In reply to Andrew Cameron from comment #1) > What is the status of this? > A number of Linux Distributions now include Chromium for Riscv. > Here are the patches used by Arch Linux > https://github.com/felixonmars/archriscv-packages/tree/master/chromium. > Even the Debian release for the VisionFive 2 Riscv SBC has chromium 103. See > https://github.com/starfive-tech/Debian/releases If you want to maintain, build, and test this please go ahead; I could use the help - submit a PR. While I have RiscV hardware, each chromium bump is at least two hours on a fast amd64 system. Adding a cross compile and test to that is not feasible for me; I have enough trouble with the raptor engineering ppc64 patches and I trust them to maintain their stuff. When riscv is upstreamed I'll happily maintain the keyword, until then, in the absence of a dedicated maintainer, I'm not going to entertain this ticket.
