www/chromium: Enable Widevine DRM via foreign-cdm.

[arrowd]

Summary

These patches allows native Chromium to call out to the Linux Widevine library via a proxy program called foreign-cdm.

[rnagy]

Hi

This is awesome, but I don't want to have this as a run dependency by default because I don't want the package
to pull this automatically, and I also think that the foreign-cdm port is also missing a dependency on linux_base
and I definitely do not want to pull in linux compat by default. Other than that, it looks fine.

[arrowd]

How about this?

The option is added for better visibility and is disabled by default. The user won't need to rebuild the chromium port, only install fcdm manually.

[rnagy]

I think you can go ahead and then I will sync the central *BSD patch repo.

[arrowd]

You mean, I may push this into ports? Didn't know there is a central BSD repo for Chromium. Would you mind sharing a link?

[rnagy]

In D42026#958569, @arrowd wrote:

You mean, I may push this into ports? Didn't know there is a central BSD repo for Chromium. Would you mind sharing a link?

It is my own local repo, but don't worry about it, it is just used in my own workflow and I will sync with your commit
once you push it.

[rnagy]

In D42026#958569, @arrowd wrote:

You mean, I may push this into ports? Didn't know there is a central BSD repo for Chromium. Would you mind sharing a link?

Oooops:

> FAILED to apply cleanly FreeBSD patch(es) patch-chrome_browser_componentupdater_widevinecdmcomponentinstaller.cc

[arrowd]

Oops indeed. I fixed it now, but I didn't try building/running it yet. Hopefully it still works.