Honestly, degraded performance is an expected result of doing component
build, so I would say that's just not a bug at all, it's just how
Chromium works. Our hand is forced here by upstream's strange and
unusual packaging decisions. Other distros do it this way too.
But you say the difference is *noticeable*, i.e. noticeable to users
when not doing benchmarks? That sounds weird.
On Mon, Apr 13, 2020 at 9:56 am, Tom Callaway <tcallawa@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
This is my dilemma. (It is not my only dilemma, nor my most pressing,
but it is still mine.) That said, I would love to get input from
other smart Fedorans as to what I should do here.
Naive proposal: chromium-freeworld could completely rebuild Chromium
and Obsoletes the entire Fedora package? It could have an epoch ahead
of the Fedora package such that the rpmfusion version is always
preferred even if the Fedora package updates a bit? Then
chromium-libs-media-freeworld can go away and the main Fedora package
can do a static build and you get working krb5. Is there a downside to
this approach that I'm missing?
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