BTW, I think Lynx is an ugly browser. It works very fast, but is a
little
limited.
Though very fit for MSX, because MSX-modems most of the time haven't got
that much bandwidth.
You're thinking about a 2400 bps modem. Using ACCNET, we can achieve
higher bit-rates.
No, I wasn't. I
On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
You're thinking about a 2400 bps modem. Using ACCNET, we can achieve
higher bit-rates.
No, I wasn't. I myself have a 33k6 modem for my MSX (ISDN for my PC), but
when having a 14k4 modem loading images etc. can go very slow, especially on
the
Therefore: Lynx.
A text-mode html viewer would be very simple to be created. So, the author
decided to try to do a graphical html viewer.
BTW, I think Lynx is an ugly browser. It works very fast, but is a little
limited.
Though very fit for MSX, because MSX-modems most of the time
On Mon, 28 Jun 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
BTW, I think Lynx is an ugly browser. It works very fast, but is a little
limited.
Though very fit for MSX, because MSX-modems most of the time haven't got
that much bandwidth.
You're thinking about a 2400 bps modem. Using ACCNET, we can achieve
Hi!
I have some questions for Ricardo:
1. Why not make the MSX2 browser free software?
Open source would be ideal, so people could add HTZ viewing to their own
productions (for example, a disk magazine, or a manual for a game).
2. Will you release the HTZ specification?
It would allow other
Ricardo Bittencourt wrote:
With FudeBrowser, the idea remains the same. You would still
connect to a web server in a pc, only this time the web server is a
dedicated one.
If someone really wants to browse using just an MSX, they could make a WISE
server for MSX, right? And since the
On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
FudeBrowser is extremely fast, but htz files must be generated from html
files using WISE (Web Intelligent SErver). The heavy part of the
conversion is made by WISE, so the execution of FUDEBROW.COM will always
be fast.
...but I
On Thu, 24 Jun 1999, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
For MSX1, SCR2. For MSX2, SCR7 with 424 colors.
Get FudeBrowser, read the README.TXT. It's all explained there.
Won't the pictures look like real shit on SCR2?
It depends on the kind of graphics. In the most part of the cases, the
On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
FudeBrowser is extremely fast, but htz files must be generated from html
files using WISE (Web Intelligent SErver). The heavy part of the
conversion is made by WISE, so the execution of FUDEBROW.COM will always
be fast.
...but I read I
On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, Marco Antonio Simon dal Poz wrote:
On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
FudeBrowser is extremely fast, but htz files must be generated from html
files using WISE (Web Intelligent SErver). The heavy part of the
conversion is made by WISE, so the
On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, Ahti Soilamaa wrote:
What's the idea of useing two computers. If I had a PC why should I use it
with a MSX? Isn't it easier to use only PC?
Most people seems to miss that FudeBrowser does not require a PC.
Suppose you have an msx-browser that reads directly from
On Thu, 24 Jun 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
But why shouldn't the MSX be able to read .HTM-files??? The tags are very
easy to translate, the only problem could be the images...
Try to make it and you'll hit the second problem described in the
manual of FudeBrowser: MSX modems are too
MSX modems are too slow
MSX modems? You can run with every modems
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On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, Ahti Soilamaa wrote:
I hope a browser like Lynx could be ported to MSX with external picture
viewers. This won't need a pc, I guess/hope!
Yes, that's just what we need. I cann't believe it's impossible to do
such at least for MSX tR.
Oh yes, with TR that's
Hello guys.
I just finished the first version of my Web Browser for MSX,
called "FudeBrowser". You can download it from my MSX page:
http://www.lsi.usp.br/~ricardo/msx.htm
Nice program...
But why shouldn't the MSX be able to read .HTM-files??? The tags are very
easy to translate, the only
Laurens,
http://www.lsi.usp.br/~ricardo/msx.htm
But why shouldn't the MSX be able to read .HTM-files??? The tags are very
easy to translate, the only problem could be the images...
Reading .HTM files is easy. The drawing part is the hard part.
Making a Lynx-like browser for
http://www.lsi.usp.br/~ricardo/msx.htm
But why shouldn't the MSX be able to read .HTM-files??? The tags are very
easy to translate, the only problem could be the images...
Reading .HTM files is easy. The drawing part is the hard part.
Making a Lynx-like browser for MSX is easy.
Hello guys.
I just finished the first version of my Web Browser for MSX,
called "FudeBrowser". You can download it from my MSX page:
http://www.lsi.usp.br/~ricardo/msx.htm
Nice program...
But why shouldn't the MSX be able to read .HTM-files??? The tags are very
easy to
Manuel,
http://www.lsi.usp.br/~ricardo/msx.htm
How can that be? Does it support images?
Did you test FudeBrowser, Manuel?
Of course it support images!
On screen 2 or so?
For MSX1, SCR2. For MSX2, SCR7 with 424 colors.
Get FudeBrowser, read the
http://www.lsi.usp.br/~ricardo/msx.htm
How can that be? Does it support images?
Did you test FudeBrowser, Manuel?
Of course it support images!
Didn't have time yet! I will, soon!
On screen 2 or so?
For MSX1, SCR2. For MSX2, SCR7 with 424 colors.
Get
On Thu, 24 Jun 1999, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
For MSX1, SCR2. For MSX2, SCR7 with 424 colors.
Get FudeBrowser, read the README.TXT. It's all explained there.
Won't the pictures look like real shit on SCR2?
It depends on the kind of graphics. In the most part of the cases, the
I just finished the first version of my Web Browser for MSX,
called "FudeBrowser". You can download it from my MSX page:
http://www.lsi.usp.br/~ricardo/msx.htm
Hi, Ricardo
I have downloaded it. It works fine on my TR, but I have some comments:
- How can I access to a
Antoni,
I'm not Ricardo, but I think I can answer your questions... :)
http://www.lsi.usp.br/~ricardo/msx.htm
- How can I access to a link? Is possible on that version?
Not yet. It will be in step 2 of the project (see README.TXT).
- The WISE program hangs
I just finished the first version of my Web Browser for MSX,
called "FudeBrowser". You can download it from my MSX page:
This is incredible!! Fantastic piece of work!!
Greetos,
Anne 'on my knees' de Raad
p.s. I hope you will finish step 3 soon! :)Those european MSX-ers
should
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