1. Plain DOS Internet Browser
- Posted by Jesus Consuegra <jconsuegra at REDESTB.ES> Jun 26, 1997
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Gentlemen: I've been hearing in this forum many praises of the old plain DOS. Some of you don't like the Windows GUI because the obvious overload that imposes on the system. (As a good example, Euphoria is nowadays a DOS only program--although it can run on a Windows DOS box). After many hours fiddling and installing the best well known Windows Internet browsers, (with so many problems --many of you should be aware of this--) I've decided to give up Windows if I can find a decent DOS browser, because surfing is the only reason for me to keep using Windows. Does anybody know about a DOS Java capable browser?. I've heard rumours about a launch from Sun, next September, of a Java OS that could run as a only operating system on any 486 class machine. I don't know if this is true, and if such an OS could solve the problem. I would appreciate very much any information about this. Jesus Consuegra. jconsuegra at redestb.es
2. Re: Plain DOS Internet Browser
- Posted by Tom Dison <tommyrev at MTCO.COM> Jun 25, 1997
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Jesus Consuegra wrote: > > > Does anybody know about a DOS Java capable browser?. I've heard > rumours > about a launch from Sun, next September, of a Java OS that could run > as a > only operating system on any 486 class machine. I don't know if this > is > true, and if such an OS could solve the problem. > > I would appreciate very much any information about this. > Check out http://browserwatch.internet.com They list browsers for Dos as well as many other platforms...even Commodore 64!
3. Re: Plain DOS Internet Browser
- Posted by Cameron Kaiser <spectre at WWW2.BUOY.COM> Jun 26, 1997
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- Last edited Jun 27, 1997
> Check out http://browserwatch.internet.com They list browsers for Dos > as well as many other platforms...even Commodore 64! Which does exist. Maurice Randall is working on this project for the GEOS/64 operating system, supposedly called "The Wave". He'll have a demo out eventually. Extraordinary, isn't it? Cameron Kaiser spectre at sserv.com