Re: Re: Changes... Galeon 1.3.21... ick...
Michael Torrie <[email protected]>
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> As many people, I agree that Galeon (1.2) was my favourite browser because of > its efficiency (small, fast, stable, powerful). Now using 1.3, a bit > disappointed by the disappearing of settings and features, and finally agree > that if Galeon isn't used by lambda users, I wonder why this power regression > (for maintaince reasons? targetting a user type that hasn't been reached > yet?). Anyway, happy to drive Galeon, even if the car is really less > comfortable to drive. As has been said many times before on the list, Galeon 1.3 is a complete rewrite of the browser, and as such, many features just have not yet been implemented. As they are proved to be useful, the developers will add them. Bear in mind that Galeon's developers are primarily trying to just write a better browser that serves their needs better. Therefore if you find ways that galeon is lacking you should submit patches that add these features, or fork the code. If, as you say, galeon appears to be targeting above-average users, then perhaps this is a reasonable thing to ask. Personally I like the current state of Galeon 1.3 as far as configurability goes. I think it strikes exactly the right balance. And yes I consider myself not to be an average computer user. You are free to fork the galeon code and write your own personal browser. Or check out gecko-sharp. Maybe if galeon ever disappears I'll implement my own personal browser in C#. Those who complain the most about galeon often speak of KDE and even Windows. Those of us who work with Macs on a daily basis and tend to love Gnome seem to quite like galeon. Seems to be an informal correlation. Michael > > My 2 cts. > > > Regards, > -- Michael Torrie <[email protected]> ------------------------------------------------------- SF.Net email is sponsored by: Discover Easy Linux Migration Strategies from IBM. Find simple to follow Roadmaps, straightforward articles, informative Webcasts and more! Get everything you need to get up to speed, fast. http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=7477&alloc_id=16492&op=click