Howard Eisenberger wrote: >On Sun, Jan 26, 2003 at 09:57:26PM -0600, Robert Steinmetz wrote: > > > >>Has anyone tried Links2( >>http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~clock/twibright/links/ )? It is >>supposed to run in text, svga and X11 modes. I have it running in text >>mode under Slackware 7.1 ( DeLi Linux). It works well there. It also has >>javascript. >> >>I haven't loaded svaglib or gotten it to work under x11. At this point >>I'm just wondering if anyone has any experience, good or bad, with it. >> >> > >I know that Steven and I don't seem to agree on this, but this >is the "graphical links" that we have been talking about. Here's >a bit of discussion from the Liferaft list you may have missed: > >|> > I tried svgalib links again on my 8mg ram 486 also running Slack >|> > 7.1 and it still doesn't work (it actually works but takes more >|> > than 5 minutes to load). I guess there just isn't enough ram. >|> >|> Perhaps it's not your fault. I tried graphical links last >|> year and found it *very* slow (on my 486-100 with 28mb RAM). >| >|It may be a bit slow, but even with only 16mg ram, it loads >|pretty fast and seems to run in memory, not off the hard drive. >|In any case, it does not support CSS and only some javascript. > >I have links-2.1pre7 compiled (with javascript and svgalib, no >SSL) and running under Slack 7.1 on a P133 with 16mg ram. > >You may just want to try it yourself. > >Howard E. > I have, but I don't have any reference for whether it is better that other browsers. Are you running it under svgalib or X11?
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