I'm running Debian (testing) on my PWS500au (1.5 Gb ram, 45 Gb disks). The only thing I'm missing to dump my x86 system is a graphical web-browser. links and lynx are very nice, and I use them daily, but they're not always the first choice.
I run the latest XFree (4.1.0-9) on a Matrox Millennium II with 8 Mb, with fvwm95 as window-manager. So I downloaded Mozilla M18-3 via apt. It starts, then hangs. This seems to be a common problem, I found more people having this problem on the www. Then I deceided to put all that memory and diskspace to good use and compile mozilla (0.9.5) myself. Given the following .mozconfig file ac_add_options --disable-tests ac_add_options --disable-debug ac_add_options --enable-strip-libs ac_add_options --disable-mailnews ac_add_options --enable-optimize and the following ./configure options: ./configure --without-debug-modules --enable-optimize --disable-trace-malloc --disable-jsd --disable-logging --disable-mailnews --disable-debug it compiles without errors. If I then go to dist/bin and type ./mozilla I get a mozilla-window, but it doesn't know anything about my window-manager - it's just a window, and I can only resize it via the file menu. Is there a special trick to get it to behave like a normal program, where the bottom right corner changes the mouse to a resize cursor and allows dragging to resize? I've twiddled with a few configure options, but recompiling this monstrosity takes quite some time, and it didn't work out. Thanks, Jurriaan -- There was an uncomfortable silence. When Fisher finally spoke again, her voice was calm and cold and very deadly. "When this is all over, there's going to be an accounting between me and Commander bloody Glen." Simon R Green - Guard against Dishonour