On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 17:29, Don Gould wrote: <long crap deleted>
> Because I assumed this I thought it a fair question to ask what > applications you're using to do this. > > I apologise if that wasn't obvious. its not what you asked. you asked what browser to use to replace msie.as msie is not _really_ used on linux [1], i naturally assumed you were asking for a _windows_ replacement, which is frankly so far OT as to want me to be damn rude, but I'll hold my tongue. If you had said "whats a browser thats cross platform and could be used to help transition users from windows to linux?" then you would have got a more polite answer, and the question would have immediately been obviously on topic.. If that had been the question I would have said "mozilla, or its standalone browser firefox, or alternatively opera." but you didn't ask that did you? NR [1] someone has proved that msie will run on linux via wine, in order to prove that msie is not so inextricably linked to the OS as to make it unbundle-able. But I don't count that as a solution, as it sounded pretty fragile.
