by Marcus E. Too » Fri, 09 Feb 1996 04:00:00
Hello ,
What web browsers are available for linux ?? (grphical
ones). I've been skimming the software and this newsgroup,
but nothing has been mentioned. I remember reading
that Netscape is available (unsupported). Where
can I download this from. If it's on sunsite or a mirror,
it's well hidden!
Thanks Marcus
by Stephen Mar » Fri, 09 Feb 1996 04:00:00
> Hello ,
> What web browsers are available for linux ?? (grphical
> ones). I've been skimming the software and this newsgroup,
> but nothing has been mentioned. I remember reading
> that Netscape is available (unsupported). Where
> can I download this from. If it's on sunsite or a mirror,
> it's well hidden!
> Thanks Marcus
the 1-10 means that you can variable that like this:
ftp1.netscape.com
ftp2.netscape.com
ftp3.netscape.com
ftp4.netscape.com
And so on.
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by Larry Doolitt » Sat, 10 Feb 1996 04:00:00
: What web browsers are available for linux ?? (grphical
: ones). I've been skimming the software and this newsgroup,
: but nothing has been mentioned. I remember reading
: that Netscape is available (unsupported). Where
: can I download this from. If it's on sunsite or a mirror,
: it's well hidden!
Besides netscape, look for arena, chimera, and mosaic.
Check yahoo for links.
by Andrew Wallac » Sat, 10 Feb 1996 04:00:00
ftp.netscapeX.com (where X is 1-20)
cd 2.0/unix
look for the file with linux in the name....
worked for me the other day! Of course, this is the "trial" version,
you get 90 days, then you need to send in your $49 (or whatever it
is) to pay for it if you want to keep using it.
andy
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http://www.scroom.com
by Christian Bjerr » Tue, 13 Feb 1996 04:00:00
> What web browsers are available for linux ?? (grphical
> ones). I've been skimming the software and this newsgroup,
> but nothing has been mentioned. I remember reading
> that Netscape is available (unsupported). Where
> can I download this from. If it's on sunsite or a mirror,
> it's well hidden!
cHRiSTiAn
by Bill Latu » Wed, 14 Feb 1996 04:00:00
There are actually quite a few, besides Netscape. Check out the listingQuote:>What web browsers are available for linux ?? (grphical
>ones). I've been skimming the software and this newsgroup,
>but nothing has been mentioned. I remember reading
>that Netscape is available (unsupported). Where
>can I download this from. If it's on sunsite or a mirror,
>it's well hidden!
<URL:http://www.redhat.com/blatura/linapps.html>
or
<URL:http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml>
--
* The Web Wanderer <URL:http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/wanderer.shtml> *
* Linux Apps and Utils <URL:http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml> *
* The Left Hemisphere <URL:http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/left_hem.shtml> *
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Here's a simple one that stumped this simpleton:
Assuming I actually figure out how to get connected to my PPP provider
(sometimes I wonder why I even try, sigh), and that I figure out where
Netscape and Mosaic go (unpack in /usr/local, right?). the question
is...
How will I start the browser? Do I need to be in X? If so, Do I need
an xterm to enter commands?
Thanks all!
Michael
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