If I can squeeze some extra help anyone know where I can find a list of the dependencies for Epiphany?
http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/epiphany-gecko << dependencies are listed with red bullets.
]]>Kazehakase's doing okay. Working in fullscreen mode with the keyboard shortcuts works okay. I'd say this is a pretty good solution.
If I can squeeze some extra help anyone know where I can find a list of the dependencies for Epiphany? There's still 12mb of gnome libraries lurking somewhere and it digs at me.
]]>sudo apt-get install netsurf
it's light and simple
other option swiftfox, it's a port of firefox
it has especific builds for each CPU so it fits better in your system like it says in his website:
Optimized Mozilla Firefox Build for Linux
also you can use firefox add-ons
I use Kazehakase on my Eee PC. It is fairly small/lightweight and I really quite like it. I found it a bit quirky to begin with, but there is no doubt that it performs better than Firefox on my Eee. It can be installed via the repositories:
sudo apt-get install kazehakase:)
Thanks Corenominal....that's not bad!
]]>Yeah this about does it. Any idea how to customize it further? I'd like to get rid of icons and the bookmarks bar.
Thanks corenominal! Thought let's see if there's any other problems. In my experience it's about the time of my celebration that things go awry
]]>well if your just using it for graphics have you looked into using links2 in graphical mode?
edit: forgot to mention how to run it, just do "links2 -g" from a terminal to run it, and ESC will open the menu. It's very minimal but does display images and works pretty good.
wow! links2 seems 1 mln km a head of elinks! And it supports polish signs ;)
Thanks iggykoopa! It's fast as Speedy Gonzalez :D and very light also.
My major browser is still Opera (with e-mail client), but for reading stuff (blogs etc) links2 seems perfect (what a timesaver!)
Once again, thnaks (actually, this post is posted from links2 ;) )
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