Non-Windows Web Browsers

jenstar | 13:33 Mon 17th Mar 2003 | Technology

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Can anyone recommend a good web browser to work under either Linux or PC-DOS 5? I'm looking to ditch Windows as it (1) is full of bugs, (2) is moving in a direction I'm deeply uncomfortable with, and (3) though customizable, still remains fundamentally ugly to look at. So obviously Linux looks like a good alternative, but as I'm a beginner, something that runs under DOS 5.0 would be useful as a stopgap.

Anyone know where i can get plasma from??

How old C++?

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lisaj

If you're feeling uneasy with the complications of Linux, and you're familiar with Windows - download RedHat 8. It's a major release aimed at making the whole thing easier to use and prettier... and I have to say they've done a good job! It has a default install option to whack on a windows equivalent complete with Office, and does so in less that an hour. www.redhat.com is where you'll need to go, and if you have trouble with the idea of downloading 5x650Mb ISO images ask very very nicely and I'll post you some.

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