On Mar 22, 2010, at 9:48 PM, void wrote:
After reading about what is happening it sounds like the browser
isn't the problem but the OS. Probably activeX or some other M$
proprietary junk. I'd bet that a lot of the windows users are
running firefox or opera, all the smart ones are.
Well, I took the Lombard (running 10.4.11) into an empty room
tonight, and connected with Firefox 3.6, and Safari 4.whatever
Without any problem on their ethernet. I'll let you know tomorrow how
it goes with the G4 book over Airport, but his is running 10.3
something... so I don't know. If it's OS related I may not be able to
test properly, not having access to leopard or snow leopard books.
I would think that if it were the page, it would not have worked for me.
This whole thing has reminded me that I want to get a new wifi card
for my Lombard, or maybe a new laptop for the collection. (I can
already feel my wife rolling her eyes)
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