Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> __/ [ hanumizzle@xxxxxxxxx ] on Tuesday 20 June 2006 05:59 \__
>
> > Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> >
> >> Firefox will flourish primarily because of its developers -- those who
> >> contribute plug-ins. Once you use more and more of them, you become
> >> hooked. Your dependency on plug-ins that even Opera and IE cannot replace
> >> will make Firefox the one and only browser. And why? Because it's Open
> >> Source.
> >
> > I've taken a liking to Seamonkey myself:
> >
> > http://www.mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey/
>
> Wasn't it recently dropped out of Puppy Linux, in favour of Opera?
Guess so. :(
> Someone
> mentioned Seamonkey to me over a year ago (didn't know about it at the
> time). Ever since, it has not been adopted by many. Some applications are
> better off apart, rather than excessively integrated (even where it's
> irrational). It leads to bloat (resources) and complexity, so unless you
> have a good reason for interaction between components (e.g. using
> extensions), the joining is too artificial.
I run Seamonkey on a shitty machine and it's quite nice.
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