They have fallen prey to the " . . . . and for my next act . . ."
syndrome. That in my mind is one of the biggest advantages Open Source
has over commercial closed source. Open Source developers quit developing
when the product is finished. Commercial producers need to sell an
upgrade to stay in business, so they are never finished.
. . . And the BLOAT goes on . . . please contact Microsoft for
details. ;<)
Tom Curl
Enertex Systems
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Subject: Re: Netscape 6 follies
Romain Kang wrote:
> OK, I have loaded Netscape 6 for Linux. It's got some nice polish,
> but NS6's problems leave me give doubts whether I should even bother
> writing up all the problems and hope someone will address them. I
> recall some browser discussion on redhat-list a while back, but I
> don't see any reliable archives to search.
>
i gave up on it LONG ago as being WAY too buggy and slow...that and on my
PII450/128ram/13.6HD/16mbrivatnt..which has always been more than enough
for any
task i've given it yet........so it went out the door :)LOL
lee
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