There's netscape 4.7 and 6.0, and a bunch of others.
A good resource - goto www.cnet.com, at the top click
on linux - theres a message board at the bottom, with
a question "lightweight browsers" -- has a bunch of
'em listed.
--- "Sami A. Kutbi" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What Internet browsers
Hi all,
Question. I'm having a strange proble with x. I
can start it all right when I log in as root. when I
log in using a user account, I get the error:
host not found
I hit ctrl - c twice, and then it boots ok.
Anybody else heard of this?
Boot Linux and goto your /etc directory
edit lilo.conf
you'll see and append= line
change it to
append = "mem=256M"
Also, you can try
linux mem=256m at the lilo prompt, just to make sure
you don't mess anything up.
after you edit lilo.conf, run: lilo -v and reboot.
--- "Stephen F. Bosch"
I've had certain programs hang in X too.
One thing you can try is ctrl-alt-backspace, and that
will usually kick you back out to a command prompt.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have had the problem of my GUI login just went
away a few days ago and
had to use the TEXT login then type in
Don't know if this helps, but I'll put in my two cents
worth.
I used to have a lot of problem install programs as
source code.
What works for me is:
copy to package to /usr/local (rather than your home
directory.
When you I run configure, I have to do it like this to
get it to work:
lilo.conf is in /etc
the line starts: append=
and should look like
append="mem=128m"
(assuming you have 128m ram)
and run lilo -v.
--- "Congdon, Christopher" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I vaguely remember having seen this option in BIOS
before, so I looked for
it.
This particular system does
Hi,
I'm having problems starting x and was wondering if
anyone else has this problem. When I log in as root,
do startx, it works fine.
If I login under my user account, (under which I
setup my internet account using kppp), and try startx,
nothing happens up unless I hit ctrl - c twice, then
