Use: ./build.sh clean | all | [other stuff...] fetch - fetch the tarball. extract - extract the tarball. do_patches - create a mozconfig, and patch the source. build - the actual build. artifacts_win - apply .cfg, build the zip file and NSIS setup.exe installer. artifacts_perm - package as above, but use the permissive config/policies. # Linux related functions: deps_deb - install dependencies with apt. deps_rpm - install dependencies with dnf. deps_pkg - install dependencies with pkg. (freebsd) deps_mac - install dependencies with brew. (macOS) artifacts_deb - apply .cfg, create a dist zip file (for debian10). artifacts_deb_perm - include permissive build. artifacts_rpm - apply .cfg, create a dist zip file (for fedora33). artifacts_rpm_perm - include permissive build. # Generic utility functionality: all - build all, produce all artifacts including -permissive. clean - remove generated cruft. mach_env - create mach build environment. rustup - perform a rustup for this user. git_subs - update git submodules. config_diff - diff between my .cfg and dist .cfg file. (win10) policies_diff - diff between my policies and the dist policies. (win10) git_init - create .git folder in firefox-87.0 for creating patches. mach_run_config - copy librewolf config/policies to enable 'mach run'. # Cross-compile from linux: linux_patches - the 'do_patches' for linux->win crosscompile. linux_artifacts - standard artifact zip file. perhaps a -setup.exe. setup_deb_root - setup compile environment (root stuff) setup_deb_user - setup compile environmnet (build user) setup_rpm_root - setup compile environment (root stuff) setup_rpm_user - setup compile environmnet (build user) # Nightly: init_mozilla_unified - use bootstrap.py to grab the latest mozilla-unified. set_mozilla_unified - use mozilla-unified instead of firefox-87.0 source. reset_mozilla_unified - clean mozilla-unified and pull latest git changes. Documentation is in the build-howto.md. In a docker situation, we'd like to run something like: ./build.sh fetch extract linux_patches build linux_artifacts # Installation from linux zip file: Copy the zip file in your $HOME folder, then: unzip librewolf-*.zip cd librewolf ./register-librewolf That should give an app icon. You can have it elsewhere and it will work. # Examples: For windows, use: ./build.sh fetch extract do_patches build artifacts_win ./build.sh all For debian, use: sudo ./build.sh deps_deb ./build.sh rustup mach_env ./build.sh fetch extract do_patches build artifacts_deb