[SOLVED] Qupzilla 2.2.2 dependencies

[chimak111]

Qupzilla 2.2.2 is available for Bionic:

$ apt search qupzilla
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libqupzilla-dev/bionic 2.2.2~dfsg1-1 amd64
development files for qupzilla's shared library

libqupzilla1/bionic 2.2.2~dfsg1-1 amd64
shared library and header files for qupzilla

qupzilla/bionic 2.2.2~dfsg1-1 amd64
lightweight web browser based on libqtwebkit

qupzilla-plugin-gnome-keyring/bionic 2.2.2~dfsg1-1 amd64
plugin to store passwords for Qupzilla with the Gnome

qupzilla-plugin-kwallet/bionic 2.2.2~dfsg1-1 amd64
plugin to store passwords for Qupzilla with the KDE Wallet.

$ sudo apt-get install qupzilla
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The following additional packages will be installed:
libgnome-keyring-common libgnome-keyring0 libqupzilla1 qupzilla-plugin-gnome-keyring qupzilla-plugin-kwallet
Suggested packages:
gnome-keyring
The following NEW packages will be installed:
libgnome-keyring-common libgnome-keyring0 libqupzilla1 qupzilla qupzilla-plugin-gnome-keyring qupzilla-plugin-kwallet
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I don't understand the gnome-* dependencies. Could it be that the packager intends to have Qupzilla for Lubuntu? apt show qupzilla has

Task: lubuntu-qt-desktop

And when will the name change to Falkon?

[acheron]

Gnome integration for password storage in it's keyring is nothing new, and ubuntu/Debian have built those for ages.

qupzilla-plugin-kwallet and qupzilla-plugin-gnome-keyring are just recommends, installed by apt by default, but removable if you don't want them

Qupzilla will change to falkon when KDE actually does a source release under that name so this can get into debian/ubuntu. So far not any immanent sign of that.

[chimak111]

I went ahead and installed it.

I would like some help or pointers on how to use the Greasemonkey extension. I've selected it under ≡, preferences, extensions, but where do I get to add the scripts?

Got it!

There's a Setting icon that needs to be clicked.