[PLUG] *shudder*

Dave Jacoby jacoby@ecn.purdue.edu
Wed, 1 Sep 1999 07:53:33 -0500 (EST)


On Tue, 31 Aug 1999, Jonathan Sergent wrote:
>/// Matt Vleaminck <Biggs@fuzzy.rmaonline.net>:

> ] I must beat the hell out of myself as a result of asking this, but for web
> ] design reasons, is there a version of Internet Exploder for Linux?

>Not publicly released, at least.  There's one for Solaris.  It seems
>to run okay remotely, but it's just really slow.  Startup time is
>usually several minutes on it.

The initial startup is several minutes, but once you have that, things
get better. What is it doing that first-time startup? Creating a
registry. You see, it creates a virtual Windows environment and runs
in that.

It is slow, but it is quite faster than HotJava. Of course, that's
much akin to saying "it's faster than a slug".

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 David Jacoby                       mailto:jacoby@ecn.purdue.edu
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