> or just dies outright, and too often.
How often is "too" often? I use Communicator almost exclusively for
E-Mail (either that or the TWIG web-based mail program) and web browsing,
and I probably get a crash (nothing spectacular, just the program going
"poof" and disappearing) about twice a month. Annoying, but not too bad.
> Does anybody know of remedies for the problems I described?
One question I'd have is whose binaries are you using? I run Debian,
and a Debian maintainer packages up a custom version of Netscape, which is
what I'm running. If you're Red Hat, I don't know if third-party binaries
are available, or what the *.deb files would do when run through alien and
installed, but it'd seem like it'd be worth a try.
> Are there any other browsers out there that could seriously
> be considered as alternatives to Netscape?
I've found myself starting to use Mozilla more and more and am trying
to convince myself to switch over to it completely. I love the fact that
I can tell it to "reject all cookies (or graphics) from domain xxx.yyy".
However, if stability is what you're looking for, Mozilla isn't ready for
prime time yet.
If you're in a KDE2 environment, Konqueror (sp?) is a browser that's
pretty slick and is defintely worth looking at.
--
Regards, +--------------Warning!----------------+
. | Your mouse has moved. Windows must |
Randy | be restarted for this change to take |
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) | effect. +------+ |
http://www.golgotha.net | | Okay | |
| +------+ |
+--------------------------------------+
**********************************************************
To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the following text in the
*body* (*not* the subject line) of the letter:
unsubscribe gnhlug
**********************************************************
