Re: [expert] Netscape 6 pr1 Feedback Requested

2000-04-06 Thread Civileme

Sevatio Octavio wrote:
 
 Has anyone tried out Netscape 6 pr1 yet?  If so, please share.
 
 Seve


Wrapped around istelf shortly after initialization with a window
leak


VEry slow to resize windows but will take fonts readily

Makes the linux-mandrake page look ugly and muddy till you
override their OCR-B-like fonts

I have a marginal computer to use it on to exacerbate problems.

DOES NOT (thank whoever--prolly the Mozilla team) use glibc2.0 
Yay

Has a sidebar I hate

Has a non-functional link to AOL Instant messenger 
(Whp!_)

Has a channel thingie you can click  (I didn't)

Has a shopping thingie that is probably as brain-dead as the
channel thingie.

Overall I hated it, but I like it a lot better than 4.70-4.72 and
after the initial window leak has given no trouble.  I can run
StarOffice at the same time on a slow 64M memory machine without
getting a disk-whacking virtual lockup.

Civileme

P. S.  Will have to rewrite my script, but maybe I won't need
it.  This one seems meek after twisting the tail of a wild boar
for 2 years.



Re: [expert] Netscape 6 pr1 Feedback Requested

2000-04-06 Thread Civileme

Craig Woods wrote:
 
 Are you using a Linux version of this browser, and if so, where did you find
 that little hummer?
 Thanks,
 Craig
 

I am using a linux version.  I downloaded it from the AOL 
(err... Netscape) site. 

ftp://ftp.netscape.com/pub, etc which you can find at
www.netscape.com.  The only problem is the "slashdot effect" ... 
Many many downloads going and connection reset by peer.  I cured
that with Web DOwnloader for X which you can find at

www.krasu.ru/soft/chuchelo

And I hammered away for an hour over a DSL connection to bring in
the 10Mb or so  (Mozilla M14 was only 6 , the other 4 must be
Shopping, Channels, sidebar, and AOL IM Chat).  They managed to
slow M14 considerably by adding a newsfeed in the sidebar which I
collapsed without being able to kill the newsfeed.

CIvileme



Re: [expert] Netscape 6 pr1 Feedback Requested

2000-04-06 Thread vern

On Thu, 06 Apr 2000, you wrote:

 
 And I hammered away for an hour over a DSL connection to bring in
 the 10Mb or so  (Mozilla M14 was only 6 , the other 4 must be
 Shopping, Channels, sidebar, and AOL IM Chat).  They managed to
 slow M14 considerably by adding a newsfeed in the sidebar which I
 collapsed without being able to kill the newsfeed.
 
 CIvileme

Sounds like I need M14 if it's stable enough for a newbie to use!
Maybe the fonts are better than Net 4.7 which I use now.
Vern
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Re: [expert] Netscape 6 pr1 Feedback Requested

2000-04-06 Thread John Aldrich

On Wed, 05 Apr 2000, you wrote:
 Has anyone tried out Netscape 6 pr1 yet?  If so, please share.
 
Yes. I've got a K6-2 3xx here with 32 mb RAM and plenty of
drive space. I downloaded and extracted it. I started it up
and it really didn't do anything. Looked interesting, but
that's about it. YMMV, though...
John



Re: [expert] Netscape 6 pr1 Feedback Requested

2000-04-06 Thread Nom Sandgorgon

I tried it.  Command line start..   debug screen... crashed.  I gave up
after 3 tries..

- Original Message -
From: "John Aldrich" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [expert] Netscape 6 pr1 Feedback Requested


 On Wed, 05 Apr 2000, you wrote:
  Has anyone tried out Netscape 6 pr1 yet?  If so, please share.
 
 Yes. I've got a K6-2 3xx here with 32 mb RAM and plenty of
 drive space. I downloaded and extracted it. I started it up
 and it really didn't do anything. Looked interesting, but
 that's about it. YMMV, though...
 John





Re: [expert] Netscape 6 pr1 Feedback Requested

2000-04-06 Thread Alan N.

Craig Woods wrote:
 
 Are you using a Linux version of this browser, and if so, where did you find
 that little hummer?
 Thanks,
 Craig
 
Yep.

Netscape's site.

Alan

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Re: [expert] Netscape 6 pr1 Feedback Requested

2000-04-05 Thread Henrik Edlund

Slow, slow, slow, slow, and slow.

On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, Sevatio Octavio wrote:

 Has anyone tried out Netscape 6 pr1 yet?  If so, please share.
 
 Seve
 
 

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Re: [expert] Netscape 6 pr1 Feedback Requested

2000-04-05 Thread Alan N.

Henrik Edlund wrote:
 
 Slow, slow, slow, slow, and slow.
 
 On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
 
  Has anyone tried out Netscape 6 pr1 yet?  If so, please share.
 
  Seve
 
 
 
 --
 Henrik Edlund
 http://www.edlund.org/
 
 "One is truly wise who has travelled far and knows the ways of the world."

Yea, its sort of slow, but I can't seem to configure it??

I can't find any doc's in the package..

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Re: [expert] Netscape 6 pr1 Feedback Requested

2000-04-05 Thread Craig Woods

Are you using a Linux version of this browser, and if so, where did you find
that little hummer?
Thanks,
Craig

"Alan N." wrote:

 Henrik Edlund wrote:
 
  Slow, slow, slow, slow, and slow.
 
  On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
 
   Has anyone tried out Netscape 6 pr1 yet?  If so, please share.
  
   Seve
  
  
 
  --
  Henrik Edlund
  http://www.edlund.org/
 
  "One is truly wise who has travelled far and knows the ways of the world."

 Yea, its sort of slow, but I can't seem to configure it??

 I can't find any doc's in the package..

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