[newbie] mozilla M16

2000-07-02 Thread Mark Weaver

I only have one for this one.AWESOME!

It is WAY better than the beta release of Netscape 6. By lightyears even.

If this is any indication of the final version of Netscape 6 is going to
be I can't wait! It's great. Thanks Netscape. You guys are doing a fine
job.

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Re: [newbie] mozilla M16

2000-07-02 Thread Tom Brinkman

On Fri, 30 Jun 2000, you wrote:
 I only have one for this one.AWESOME!
 
 It is WAY better than the beta release of Netscape 6. By lightyears even.
 
 If this is any indication of the final version of Netscape 6 is going to
 be I can't wait! It's great. Thanks Netscape. You guys are doing a fine
 job.


On the cooker list the developers are saying that M16 is
Netscape 6.  I've taken a look at Mozzila a few times, the last
being M16. I found it slow and buggy, more so than NS 4.7x 

OTOH, KDE2 and Konquerer should be here by Sept.
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Re: [newbie] mozilla M16

2000-07-02 Thread Digital Wokan

I'd like to see an RPM of M16 with the SSL capabilities available
through a second RPM.  Too bad so many governments have to be so uptight
over encryption.

Tom Brinkman wrote:
 
 On Fri, 30 Jun 2000, you wrote:
  I only have one for this one.AWESOME!
 
  It is WAY better than the beta release of Netscape 6. By lightyears even.
 
  If this is any indication of the final version of Netscape 6 is going to
  be I can't wait! It's great. Thanks Netscape. You guys are doing a fine
  job.
 
 
 On the cooker list the developers are saying that M16 is
 Netscape 6.  I've taken a look at Mozzila a few times, the last
 being M16. I found it slow and buggy, more so than NS 4.7x
 
 OTOH, KDE2 and Konquerer should be here by Sept.
  --
 ~~   Tom Brinkman[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: [newbie] mozilla M16

2000-07-02 Thread Sthitaprajna

On 2 Jul 00, at 18:16, Digital Wokan wrote:

 I'd like to see an RPM of M16 with the SSL capabilities available
 through a second RPM.  Too bad so many governments have to be so uptight
 over encryption.

What's wrong with a binary tarball? It installs pretty well, but the 
SSL tunneling facility is prety poor as you say. Read the mozilla 
developer postings and ask there if there's any way to do that. 

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