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Hah, it's been in community/ before. I'm surprised to see it back now that it's EOL though. Looks like it's needed by cuda for now..

Grats gentlemen! gcc5 has now been pushed to community repo, so no need to have sexual relations with build trying to get it into your system, just install.

Мои поздравления! gcc5 теперь собирается в репозитории community, поэтому можно не ипаццо с его сборкой, а просто установить оттуда.

I was able to compile palemoon 27.8.1 with gcc4.9 (built using the AUR PKGBUILD) and this patch:

http://dpaste.com/3V76NDX

@WorMzy I'm not running anything else and I'm not compiling in a tmpfs either nor do I have a swap parition. But it worked a few weeks before.

Upstream recommends having more than 4GB of RAM, so you should have more than enough. Are you running any other memory-intensive programs while you're compiling? Are you compiling on a tmpfs? Do you have a swap file/partition? What is your swappiness set to? These are the sorts of things that you should answer in a forum support thread if you need help with this.

https://developer.palemoon.org/Developer_Guide:Build_Instructions/Pale_Moon/Linux

This uses all my 8gb of RAM resulting in a systemfreeze. Is this normal?

@ray731: If you're happy with untracked software floating around your system, sure. The advantage of an AUR package is that, once built, you can install/remove the package with pacman. If that isn't of interest to you, then by all means use upstream's tarballs.

@WorMzy: yes, but palemoon-bin should be also installed. While the tarball should be just extracted to run palemoon. Isn't it simpler?

@ray731: yes, see the palemoon-bin package.

As indicated on https://www.palemoon.org , you can also download Pale Moon for Linux as a bzipped tarball that can be extracted and run from any location on your system.