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> > It is interesting to read about the tiny webservers.  Are there
> > any tiny clients for surfing the web?
> 
> picobsd for 2.2.5 has lynx, a textual html 3.2 compliant browser in it.
> 

i love lynx, but small it isn't.. there is a serious lack of choice when
it comes to non-x11 browsers on unix.




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