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Subject: VRML browser
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Date: Mon, 14 Jul 1997 19:47:25 +0930 (CST)
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Has anyone managed to get a VRML browser working under freebsd? I've 
taken a look arounf and come up with two linux browsers, liquid reality 
and VRWeb, but based on my brief attempts with both of them I havent yet 
got them to work - VRWeb core-dumps when I try and run the binary I 
downloaded (havent yet poked at it with gdb or tried compiling the 
source), and liquid reality is java-based, and I havent got that set up 
properly on my machine yet.

Before I spend too much time on this, has anyone got either of these two 
programs (or any others I've missed) to work properly? FWIW, I'm running 
a recent 2.2 snapshot with all the linux emulation stuff installed, etc.

Thanks,
Kris Kennaway