Go to the FreeLists Home Page Home Signup Help Login
 



Browse arachne: This Month's ArchiveMain Archive PageRelated postsPrevious by DateNext by Date

[arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))

  • From: Cristian Burneci <cristib@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: arachne@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 07 Jun 2005 23:47:42 +0300
Arachne at FreeLists---The Arachne Fan Club!

În data de Lu, 06-06-2005 la 13:21 -0400, Steve a scris:
> Problem is that a CyrixIII identifies itself as a true 
> i686 CPU, and 95% of the time, it acts like one, but there 
> are some programs that will crash if compiled for i686.  
> Those few programs can only run on a CyrixIII if compiled 
> for i586 (Pentium).

Have you tried Slackware? Patrick Volkerding compiles everything for
i486, so it should work.

> Well, we don't no steenkin' file browser or e-mail stuff; 
> just the browser.  'Nix has SO many e-mail clients, and when 
> you have mc, what else would you need for file browsing / 
> managing?

Actually Arachne has some powerful competition on Linux. Dillo and the
graphical Links are from the same category. Linux does understand a
limited JavaScript subset. Dillo is very small. There are no such
browsers in windows world. 


Arachne at FreeLists
-- Arachne, The Web Browser/Suite for DOS and Linux --

Other related posts:

  • [arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))
  • [arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))
  • [arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))
  • [arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))
  • [arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))
  • [arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))
  • [arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))
  • [arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))
  • [arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))
  • [arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))
  • [arachne] Re: Linux (was: Working (OT storms brewing))




  • [ Home | Signup | Help | Login | Archives | Lists ]

    All trademarks and copyrights within the FreeLists archives are owned by their respective owners.
    Everything else ©2008 Avenir Technologies, LLC.