Help me beta test an app I'm writing?

[jeremykross]

So, I'm tragically unemployed, as I suppose more than a handful of us are at the moment. But I've been whittling the hours on a project that I'm quite proud of and I think its at a point where it might be useful to someone.

I've written a new kind of web browser. If you look at the link, I'm sure you'll get the gist of it. The screenshot says it all, I think. You do have to go through a signup process, eventually I'll check to make sure the email you provide is valid. But for now, please feel free to type any rubbish you want in. Just remember the email address and password you make up so you can sign in.

I've put up an Ubuntu deb file, in addition to the obligatory Windows and OS X versions. Feel free to pick your poison, although I suppose most people will grab the Ubuntu version.

You're the first bunch of people, in the world, to see this. So, it might be a a little lonely at the moment. But, having been my program's only denizen for the past six months, I think its time for some company.

Get it here: http://www.jeremykross.com


EDIT:

I've taken everything down for the night. I'm going to try it again tomorrow after I get everything in place.

[ibuclaw]

As probably the first user to download and install it, I just have one thing to say ...

1. There is a file named .deb that somehow made its way into the package, I don't think it should be there.
2. No 64bit?
3. No Open Source?

OK, that is three things... But, nice job.

edit:

• Added Screenie
• Note to self, the avatar is stalking me...
• Note to self, lack of javascript popup support means had to upload screenie in the firefox browser.

Regards
Iain

[jeremykross]

Issue 1 is fixed. I dunno how that stray .deb got in there.

I'll compile a 64 bit version when I get a free second.

The icon isn't stalking you, it moves where you click. Everyone else on the site will see it move to roughly the same spot on their screen.

[jeremykross]

Dear Everyone, apparently there was a mix up, I had to take the system down for a few. Please bear with me?

[NoaHall]

Tried to run it, but came up with the error "trek: error while loading shared libraries: libQtWebKit.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"

I have the lib installed though.

[ibuclaw]

Tried to run it, but came up with the error "trek: error while loading shared libraries: libQtWebKit.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"

I have the lib installed though.

On 32 or 64 bit Ubuntu?

The package you need is: libqt4-webkit

If you are in doubt, paste the output of the following:

ldd /usr/local/bin/trek

Regards
Iain

[NoaHall]

As I have said, I have it.

On 32 bit debian.

[jeremykross]

Nobody can access anything atm because I've taken the server down for a quick fix. I'm on that now.. then I'm going to compile a 64 bit version and get that up. I'll let everybody know when its going. I can't thank everyone enough for the interest, please hang in there.

[ibuclaw]

As I have said, I have it.

On 32 bit debian.

OK, but I'd still like to see the any output, as I will be able to confirm with you just why it is not working.

dpkg -S libQtWebKit.so.4
ldd /usr/local/bin/trek | grep libQtWebKit

Regards
Iain

[NoaHall]

 noah@noah-desktop:~$ dpkg -S libQtWebKit.so.4
libqt4-webkit: /usr/lib/libQtWebKit.so.4
libqt4-webkit: /usr/lib/libQtWebKit.so.4.5
libqt4-webkit: /usr/lib/libQtWebKit.so.4.5.0
noah@noah-desktop:~$ ldd /usr/local/bin/trek | grep libQtWebKit
noah@noah-desktop:~$

Used sudo ldconfig also - still not there.

After copying the file over to trek, I get segmentation fault.