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| re: Phoenix? |
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By arougthopher - Posted on October 7, 2002 - 04:02:23 (#3469)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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I tried building Phoenix last week, and it would not compile out of the box :( I have not had a chance to look into it since then.
Plus, drag and drop is not implemented yet in mozilla, which is useful for certain parts of Phoenix.
I would like to look into it again at some time, but for know, I'll probably wait for them to get a little more work done. Though, if someone else wants to work on it, I'd be more than willing to give them a hand, when possible.
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| Phoenix? |
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By StephenBNB - Posted on October 6, 2002 - 17:52:25 (#3462)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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Any chance of Phoenix being ported to BeOS? http://www.mozilla.org/projects/phoenix/
From the site: "Phoenix is a redesign of the Mozilla browser component, similar to Galeon, K-Meleon and Chimera, but written using the XUL user interface language and designed to be cross-platform."
I've played around with it a bit on Windows and it feels a lot faster than regular Mozilla, even at 0.2. It seems like it might be a better fit for BeOS, barring someone writing a native BeAPI UI for Gecko.
I'd take a stab at it myself, but I have no programming experience beyond writing simple Java apps to accept user input and write text to a terminal window.
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| I am that stupid ... |
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By ade - Posted on October 3, 2002 - 21:53:34 (#3429)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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because I disabled "Software Installation" because of this "Plugin download warning" when an Applet is at an HTML Site.
Now I enabled it and I could install the theme...
Great!
Thanx very much!
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| re: which directory |
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By arougthopher - Posted on October 3, 2002 - 14:57:06 (#3422)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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you don't install it manually. the theme site should have an install link, that, when running mozilla, when clicked, will install the theme for you.
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| In which directory ... |
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By ade - Posted on October 3, 2002 - 12:00:47 (#3419)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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do I have to place the themefile (.jar)
Regards
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| re: Mozilla and Themes |
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By arougthopher - Posted on October 2, 2002 - 20:48:10 (#3407)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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Try under the "Edit" menu, the "Apply Theme" option. Worked for me last time I tried it :)
Glad to hear things are more stable! We aim to please :)
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| Mozilla and Themes |
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By ade - Posted on October 2, 2002 - 20:02:39 (#3406)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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Is there a way to manually use themes (lighter ones) for mozilla, because the install option in the preferences do not work yet...
-A
PS:Mozilla 1.1 is very stable at my dual 800MHZ! Thanx!
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| re: alert |
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By arougthopher - Posted on September 12, 2002 - 15:26:58 (#3124)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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are you sure it is not coming from a page you are viewing?
If you are having problems, please post in the forums at www.bezilla.org. I just don't like doing support through the comments area at bebtis.
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| Is the updated 1.1 version working? |
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By EdZonneveld - Posted on September 11, 2002 - 21:46:32 (#3108)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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The 1.1 give me an empty window named
"Alert", is the updated better?
And can't I fix my Alert problem somehow?
Thanks
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| BeZilla 1.1 Builds are now updated! |
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By arougthopher - Posted on September 2, 2002 - 04:46:02 (#2960)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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I have updated the 1.1 builds to no longer require the DLL library. Sorry if I inconvenienced anyone.
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| Empty window named "Alert" |
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By EdZonneveld - Posted on September 1, 2002 - 09:19:24 (#2947)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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This is all I get, I have the mentioned libdl installed!?
And I am on a analog modem :-(
PS This is the second attempt to post here after I failed 4 times to
log in, please stop this stupid cookies crap.
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| Thanks brian68! |
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By bucho - Posted on September 1, 2002 - 01:42:13 (#2944)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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| right here |
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By brian68 - Posted on September 1, 2002 - 00:21:16 (#2943)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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http://www.bebits.com/app/2917
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| re: missing library |
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By bucho - Posted on August 31, 2002 - 23:26:36 (#2942)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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Where can I get this library?
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| About the library problem... |
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By Jack Burton - Posted on August 30, 2002 - 20:52:03 (#2920)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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Bezilla won't run unless you have libdl.so. That's why it runs on some machine and on some it doesn't.
I found it executing the library that Bezilla told me it was missing, and following the dependency chain until I found libdl.
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| SVG |
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By arougthopher - Posted on August 30, 2002 - 02:15:14 (#2911)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics.
More information about Mozilla's implementation and links to other information can be found at:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/svg/
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| What is SVG |
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By Eugenia - Posted on August 30, 2002 - 02:01:41 (#2910)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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.svg is the free and standardized by W3C kind of "Macromedia Flash" alternative. It is vector stuff.
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| SVG |
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By moooooooo - Posted on August 30, 2002 - 01:33:05 (#2909)
Current version when comment was posted: Release |
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what's SVG and what will it give us?
thanks
peter
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| Yes that's better ... |
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By centu - Posted on August 26, 2002 - 20:03:20 (#2854)
Current version when comment was posted: Beta |
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| Cool |
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By ade - Posted on August 23, 2002 - 11:39:28 (#2792)
Current version when comment was posted: Beta |
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Have you noticed that theres now a download manager. Great!
And crashes seemed to stop after disabling tooltips. Thanx!
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| ado - SMP crashes |
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By s_d - Posted on August 20, 2002 - 16:43:37 (#2757)
Current version when comment was posted: Beta |
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Once you succeed to load Mozilla (maybe with second CPU disabled) - go to Preference->Appearance and disable there tooltips. It should add SMP stability, from other users experience.
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| ade @ character |
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By s_d - Posted on August 20, 2002 - 16:38:46 (#2756)
Current version when comment was posted: Beta |
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There is bug for it, despite Paul refused that fact in his comment :)
Looking at your email i understood that you are from Germany and tried to enter @ with AltGr (Right Alt).
Sure. Latest nightly builds are free from this problem.
visit: http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/nightly/latest/
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| Yes, |
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By ade - Posted on August 20, 2002 - 15:54:23 (#2754)
Current version when comment was posted: Beta |
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I couln't enter my eMail-Adress to login into my WebBrowserClient! Perhabs it crashed because of my SMP Configuration. I will check it @ home again and send the information to bezilla.org!
Anyway, T am happy to BE able to browse the internet with BeZilla, and appreciate you work very much!
-A
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By arougthopher - Posted on August 20, 2002 - 14:57:46 (#2753)
Current version when comment was posted: Beta |
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Well, when does it crash? If you want it to become better, just complaining and not telling us the how/what/when/why will not make the app any better :)
And, it would not be very usefull if you could not enter an email address (i.e. the "@" sign). I have never seen this problem, nor is there a bug report for this.
Please, if you have problems, post at bezilla.org in the forum, or, if you feel confident enough, post a bug report at bugzilla.mozilla.org.
Thank you!
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| It gets faster and ... |
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By ade - Posted on August 20, 2002 - 11:34:51 (#2752)
Current version when comment was posted: Beta |
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Unfortunatly it still crashes ...
and I couln't enter the @ character in an textinput field!
-A
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| BeZilla |
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By mikael - Posted on July 22, 2002 - 11:17:19 (#2299)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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Many thanks to all the ppl working on this port!
Hopefully its getting faster and more stable..
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| Cool but not perfect :) |
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By mahen - Posted on July 22, 2002 - 11:10:51 (#2298)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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Great job doing this very very useful port;
however I noticed that it sometimes behaves strangely
(when I edit a mail the cursor sometimes disappear,
I can's close a message edition window it seems,
it takes more times to load than the Windows or Linux
version on my setup),
but it's very cool however !
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| re: Flash Player |
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By arougthopher - Posted on July 1, 2002 - 05:16:05 (#2041)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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Thanks for the post. Yes, the Flash® plugin does work, but, some sites crash while using it. But, not all. I have posted a short articla about this at BeZilla.org. If anyone finds a site with a problem, please post a link in the comments section for that article. Though, the couple sites that have crashed it so far, seem to be crashing in the same place within the bezilla code.
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| Flash Player works |
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By IgRussell - Posted on June 29, 2002 - 16:32:23 (#2014)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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When I posted a comment, you said that you were not sure if Flash Player for BeOS would work. I have make a direct link as you said, and it works. I only wanted to let you know.
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| Congrats |
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By verranm - Posted on June 18, 2002 - 01:57:30 (#1856)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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To all involved, great work on delivering Mozilla to the BeOS community!
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| Don't just thank me! |
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By arougthopher - Posted on June 16, 2002 - 00:48:48 (#1831)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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There are other developers that deserve a lot of thanks, besides myself. I just make sure it still builds (bug fixes), provide bezilla.org, thanks to CompleXero (www.xomplexero.com), and provide the builds.
The speed enhancements are due in LARGE part to Daniel Switkin. Sergei Dolgov is working on some of the drawing and widget focus issues. Chris Seawood made SSL possible, along with help from other netwcape developers. And, all of the other developers that worked on BeZilla before I started on the project, like Wade Majors, Makoto Hamanaka, Timeless, and many others, that I never had the pleasure of working with. Plus, all of the users, that have taken the time to post bug reports to BugZilla.
This is a group effort. The support I receive from the BeOS community is one of the things I love about BeOS. Mozilla on BeOS will only get better due to the efforts of everyone.
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| Umm.... |
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By looncraz - Posted on June 15, 2002 - 20:39:58 (#1830)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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Okay.. I have an issue.
I started mozlla 1.0 on Windows.. and noticed it took longer to startup than BeZilla. This makes me happy. Of course Win32 builds can have Turbo mode enabled, which blows away even IE and Opera.
All this great work by Arougthoper has taken us from being probably the slowest mozilla port to the fastest (load time, non-turbo, conmparison only) or at least prety close. Great work Arougthoper!!
I will tell you how well it works on my Web Pad.. once I figure out how to strip it down to nothing, and get a bigger CF card, and make a new image, and get a real BeOS on it, etc.... ;-) A ways away yet.
Anyway, keep up the good work! I have some ideas in my head that may make BeZilla even better, but I'm going to see if I can make them work before wasting your time ;-)
--The loon
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We all know what Windows is....
Its a 32-bit shell for a 16-bit extnsion to an 8-bit OS designed for a 4-bit microprocessor by a 2-bit company that can't stand 1-bit of competition... *DUH*
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| Fantastic work arougthopher! |
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By misza - Posted on June 15, 2002 - 14:22:55 (#1828)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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Thankyou for all the time and effort you have put into bringing mozilla to BeOS.
It must be a huge job. Much appreciated.
Bezilla is indispensable, I can do internet banking in BeOS now with it, as well as view the odd webpage that won't show up in net+.
Keep up the great work :)
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| Re: It's Huge |
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By macsnafu - Posted on June 15, 2002 - 08:25:28 (#1827)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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It's comparable to the size of Netscape Communicator on other platforms. And don't forget that this is the whole suite, not just the browser. You got your e-mail, newsgroups, even Composer, the WYSIWYG html editor.
Such a deal!
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| re: it's huge |
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By arougthopher - Posted on June 13, 2002 - 22:52:36 (#1815)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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thank you ;)
what do you mean by "pure ported"?
This is a full and clean build of the mozilla 1.0 source tree. All of the default extensions are included. Some of the other ports have distros this size as well, so, we are not alone. Hope that answers your question :)
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| Umm, it's huge! |
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By obelisk - Posted on June 13, 2002 - 21:08:12 (#1813)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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Is this pure ported, because it's like really big.
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| re: It is great |
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By arougthopher - Posted on June 13, 2002 - 19:26:09 (#1811)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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I'm sorry if I came off sounding mad. I get SO MANY comments, that my replies have started to become "automatic" and mechanical. There is a type-o in the readme, though, and I'm glad you pointed that out to me. It is also in the FAQ on bezilla.org.
So, thank you. And thank you everyone, for all of you nice comments!
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| It is great |
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By IgRussell - Posted on June 13, 2002 - 17:26:45 (#1810)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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I am afraid you missunderstood me. The error was mine, not Mozilla's. I don't have any idea about terminals or type-os, excepting a couple of mechanical commands. I have repeat the process and now it goes faster, but I will add some RAM too. I believe it is the best BeOS browser around, so don't get angry, I did not mean it was bad, i mean i am clumsy in BeOS.
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| re: How can I install it? |
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By arougthopher - Posted on June 13, 2002 - 16:31:17 (#1809)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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1)
The "mozilla/bin" is a type-o. I had copied the text for the README file from:
http://www.bezilla.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=FAQ&file=index&myfaq=yes&id_cat=3&categories=BeZilla+-+Installation
2)
I don't know why it would "freeze" on your first run. Never seen that problem before. If it is too slow for you, I am sorry.
3)
It is a text icon, because it is a shell script that starts the application. If you don't like the icon, it can be changed.
4)
DOM: Document Object Model
5)
I have not tried the flash plugin in a while. Last time I checked, it worked. Make a sym-link from to the FlashPlayer executable in your plugin directory.
6)
Mozilla will not run any faster by just re-installing it. The only way it will run faster is if a) you get a faster machine or more memory or b) more developers start helping out with the project
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| How can I install it? |
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By IgRussell - Posted on June 13, 2002 - 14:48:12 (#1807)
Current version when comment was posted: Nightly |
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I have a little problem. I download this, and after reading the README, I have the impression I have not done it ok. The program is ***GREAT***, but I have the impression that it goes slow for me, because of installation. It says that after placing it wherever you want (I have chose the same folder the author recommends, /boot/apps), bezilla should be run form terminal in the /mozilla/bin folder. But I have not any bin folder. I jusy place it in that folder and from terminal, I typed "mozilla", and it installed, and freezed. After rebooting it works great, but slow, and I believe it is because I have not installed it properly. When I wanna surf, I open mozilla by clicking not the lizard blue icon (in hungs then) but a "mozilla" text icon next to it, which it is not very common, open a program by clicking a text icon. What should I do?. Appart form that, what is DOM?. I bought the macromedia flash player for BeOS, and it works perfect for netpositive and opera. Can I install it on Mozilla?. How?
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