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Argh.  After a day+ of slogging through a gnome2/ build, I really just 
want to use the machine :)  I did try the phoenix package, but that has 
a compile error with undefined symbols that come from phoenix, not 
system libraries.  I might try Galeon.

Dan

On Wednesday, April 23, 2003, at 08:43  AM, Andrew Gallatin wrote:

>
> Dan Williams writes:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've just installed Gnome on my machine (AS 1000A 5/400, 5.0-RELEASE),
>> and while attempting to install any copy of Mozilla out of the ports
>> tree, I'm told that it coredumps during post-install.  This is
>> evidently for both mozilla-devel, mozilla, mozilla-gtk-devel, and
>> mozilla-gtk.  So my question is, what browser besides lynx can I get 
>> to
>> work on this box?  Obviously NS Communicator/Navigator won't work
>> because they are x86 only.
>>
>
> If you have the patience to slog through the KDE build, konqueror
> works pretty OK.  That's what I used for a browser when I had an alpha
> desktop.
>
> Drew