Portable Linux build and packaging for ungoogled-chromium to be published in the ungoogled-chromium-binaries web page found here.

The code is mainly adapted from the ungoogled-chromium-portablelinux repo (that didn't work for me and seems currently rather unmaintained).

execute docker-build.sh script in the root dir. This will

• build a docker image with all needed node, llvm and distro packages to build chromium
• start the docker image, mounts the current dir and runs build.sh in it, which executes the actual build process on ungoogled-chromium (download chromium source tar, unpack and patch it and execute ninja build on the result).

Note that the build takes about 6 hours (on my computer) and consumes about 15G of disk space (you may delete the target dir AFTER PACKAGING, see packaging)

The script accepts the following params:

1. distro:release (defaults to 'debian:bullseye')
2. major llvm toolchain version (defaults to '16')
3. major node version (defaults to '18')

example: ./docker-build.sh ubuntu:yammy 15 19

Note that users of other distros than ubuntu or debian reported compatibility problems when i used ubuntu instead of debian as base image for builds. I therefor recommend to stick to debian base image.

After building, enter the package directory and excute package.sh. This will create a tar.xz and an AppImage file in the root dir. It takes about 2-3 minutes. You may use the prepare-publish.sh script to create commits in the ungoogled-chromium-binaries fork for a pull request in the origin ungoogled-chromium-binaries repo. Therefor adjust the paths at the beginning of the script to match the paths to the according repos in your filesystem.