Nope. No go. I used a Mac (which also isn't supported) to download the
netscape plugin, then I copied the plugin to my linux box (it appears to be
nothing more than a couple java class files). I get the dialpad java dialer
up, but cannot see anything but a jumble of scrambled colors until I place
the cursor over the dial keypad, then the number under the cursor appears.
I have tried dialing but nothing occurs. Unfortunately, the konqueror user
agent doesn't offer a Netscape 4.75 on Windows option. Selecting Internet
Exploder messes things up in another way, so that isn't the way to go. I
removed mozilla 0.7 from my system so I cannot test it with that.
On Monday 05 February 2001 12:45, you wrote:
> You can, of course, try dialpad.com, but I haven't got
> it to work with Linux yet. It even locks up my
> windows now. Good luck. If you get it working, let
> us know how.
>
> --- Praedor Tempus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have seen this question asked in the past but paid
> > no attention and
> > eliminated the messages. Now I want to ask. Is
> > there a net2phone-like app
> > for linux?
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