If you would like this problem fixed, by all means, get a compiler and debug it. We could use all the help we can get.
IBM recommends the Scitech and GRADD drivers and the browser works fine on them. Those are the main drivers we test as it covers most platforms. When we have time, we will look at this DRIVER SPECIFIC problem. There are certainly more pressing problems that take precedence over this DRIVER SPECIFIC problem. -- This next part is NOT aimed at you Mikus, just a general statement -- I'm not sure why the attitude on this newsgroup that our job is to fix every bug that everyone comes across. Have you ever heard the expression "too many cooks spoil the broth". Welcome to "too many tasters and not enough cooks" The reason that other Mozillas are doing much better than the OS/2 version is because they actually have people participating in finding, DEBUGGING, and FIXING problems. And they have people who learned Bugzilla and use it. On OS/2, we have a handful of people developing (mostly IBM) and most of the rest of the people complaining on the newsgroup about the fact that the nightly builds aren't working. Welcome to Mozilla - surprisingly there are a lot of problems with the nightly builds. They are development drivers. Here's a quote from mozilla.org about the nightlies - "these will probably work, but maybe not." And by the way if anyone would take the time to look in Bugzilla, they could see that a lot of the problems they report are cross-platform. I AM paid by IBM to work on Mozilla, as is my team. Surprisingly, that does not include participating in this newsgroup or fixing a single bug that is reported by anyone on this newsgroup or even fixing bugs in Bugzilla. We do this part because we are trying to support the OS/2 community. But it seems like I am discovering the same thing that I discovered when I tried to participate in the newsgroups while working on Netscape 4.x. The OS/2 user community is mostly about taking and very little about giving. No wonder OS/2 is dead. My next post will be a constructive post about how to help us find problems. Mike Kaply These are MY opinions. Not IBM
