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To me it depends on what you want/need/like. I don't like Mozilla because |
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it has everything in one package. I like to be able to use Firefox as the |
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browser and other programs for news and mail. |
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On Sat, 27 Aug 2005, John |
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Dangler wrote: |
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> I've just completed setting up x server and gnome (why gnome - I'm a relic |
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> of *nix and Motif and gnome sort of reminds me of the older look and feel). |
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> gnome installs mozilla by default, which has browsing, news, and mail. How |
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> does this stack up against Firefox? I've seen a lot of press about using |
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> one or the other, but I'm trying to get a feel for why. Is one better |
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> suited to Gentoo than the other? |
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> (This particular box is used primarily for business apps and remote |
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> webserver/site tweaking when needed). |
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> Thanks for the input. |
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> John D |
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Brett I. Holcomb |
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brettholcomb@×××××××××××××.net |
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Registered Linux User #188143 |
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