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From: Jameel Akari <jakari@bithose.com>
To: Bryan Dina <bdina@seresc.net>
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Subject: Re: web browser on AS 200 4/166
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On Tue, 1 Oct 2002, Bryan Dina wrote:

> What should I use to web browse with my AS 200 4/166?  I am currently using

	Assuming you can get the appropriate KDE bits to compile, maybe
Konqueror?  Or Galeon?

	Lynx? ;)

> restart X.  It is more than annoying, and causes me to use my intel machine
> which I would rather not if I could use my alpha, but without web and email,
> its not really going to work out well with me.

	Plan B: How about ssh'ing to your intel box, and run the browser
from there via remote X?  It's bound to be faster than running it locally on a
166MHz EV4.  I do this with Netscape and Mozilla and it's acceptably fast.


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