I do wonder whether the route they'll take is to get a lot stricter with their plugins, similar to Windows getting a lot stricter with its drivers a few years back. It'd certainly help to decrease the amount of problems people see...
seamonkey is pretty good. It reminds me of the old mozilla browser based off of netscape. I heard IE9 is not going to run on xp so if people don't upgrade to vista or 7 then there could be a lot of firefox migration taking place. I already had this happen on an old lappy I had given to me in 2006 with win2k. IE7 did not run so I used FF. If I still had that computer though I would have almost no choice but to use FF or seamonkey since IE6 is not supported by anything anymore and is very insecure.
This is only going to happen with xp soon when IE8 gets the boot
I thought wine uses windows xp's APIs so technically ie9 wouldn't run in wine would it? plus isn't wine really slow? I remember having wine on an ubuntu install and installing winamp and the whole process of installing it took 15 min instead of the 1.5 min in windows
I thought wine uses windows xp's APIs so technically ie9 wouldn't run in wine would it? plus isn't wine really slow? I remember having wine on an ubuntu install and installing winamp and the whole process of installing it took 15 min instead of the 1.5 min in windows
I didn't know you could run IE on Wine. I thought that you had to install a Gecko package to make window's apps thing that IE was installed, when it was actually Gecko that was doing the rendering!