On Sat, 4 Jun 2005, Victor Odhner wrote:

> Actually you should try to install the "links"
> browser, it's a superior text browser.
> Does good things with tables, etc.

I use elinks everyday as my primary browser. But I have it open in a term
with -geometry 100x45.

I used elinks a few days ago in a normal (smaller) console and it was
unusable versus lynx.

How does links work for you in an 80-character wide terminal?

Can the tables support be turned off?

> But I'm sure you know how to compile this somewhere
> else, and in static mode.  I'm not too good with
> gcc at this point.

Alan, you should copy your entire small Linux to a disk on a faster
system, chroot to that backup and do your lynx/ssl compilation there and
then copy the new executables as needed.

If you do that, you may want to use pkgsrc. It is a framework for building
and maintaining packages.

 Jeremy C. Reed

 	  	 	 open source, Unix, *BSD, Linux training
	  	 	 http://www.pugetsoundtechnology.com/


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