Very Computer

Sincerely,

Brian Kiefer

http://www.naples.net/~nfn04212/index.html

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Yes, you'll need X for netscape. But you could look into lynx, a text-mode
browser. No frames, no graphics, but simple and fast. I *like* it.

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Bye,

Emile
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the views ... employer
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        "Gee, Mudhead, everyone at More Science High has an
extracurricular activity except you."
        "Well, gee, doesn't Louise count?"
        "Only to ten, Mudhead."

                        -- Firesign Theater

Yes, Netscape is an X application.  If you want a textual web browser,
check out lynx.

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Rob Crittenden
Hughes STX
Satellite Active Archive

I seem to recall a version of netscape which use the standards
SVGALIB, but forgotten where now! :)

Regards, Ahmad