Phew - back to the (un)real world
And you'd reckon having several dsl companies as your clients would help...
So, the blogs should come thicker and faster than tomato sauce from a dried up squeeze bottle at an under 9's footy training bbq.
Now that I can finally download at reasonable speeds I set about upgrading various bits of my home dev box. At last the mozilla firefox project is providing contributed compiles. At long last I don't have to compile my own darn firefox just to get good xft support. Plus I get well integrated gtk2 (no more annoying XUL gui issues) and SVG support to boot. The world's best browser just got better:
for linux x86 (warning: 8.9Mb)
09:05 PM, 17 May 2004 by Mark Aufflick Permalink | Short Link
Don't use the installer builds on linux
Gah - I was too quick to post! The installer based install doesn't handle ssl dialogs - it hangs instead. You want the tarball download instead: http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/0.9/firefox-0.9-i686-linux-gtk2+xft.tar.gz
by Unregistered Visitor on 06/17/04








Forefox 0.9 :)
Firefox 0.9 is even more nicer (!) Go here to download the xft enabled official version from mozilla.org - it's an installer rather than a tar file that worked well for me.
by Mark Aufflick on 06/17/04