wrote:
> I downloaded all three apps earlier on my older PC,
> and wondered what
> folks thought would be the smartest to install,
> Mozilla 1.7.8 or Firefox
> 1.0.4 and T-bird 1.0.2?
This strikes me as purely a matter of personal taste.
Tony's presentations are always very good, and I'm
glad I saw this one too, but I still lean towards the
seamless, integrated suite approach for browser +
email. In a pinch, newsgroups too, though you can
probably make a good argument in favor of better tools
for that category. IF, at some point, the suite
development ceases (and that would include any
separate efforts by someone like Weilbacher), I guess
we'd be forced to follow the separate products, in
order to keep up with security bugfixes, etc. Until
that day arrives, I plan to stick with the suite.
> > netscape.public.mozilla.os2 on news.mozilla.org
> >> In today's SCOUG Meeting, it was mentioned that
> there was a newsgroup
> >> for OS/2 users of Mozilla.
> >>
> >> I'm not finding it on my news service
> (news.adelphia.net, which is
> >> really run by some other entity). They also have
> never gotten around
> >> to including the comp.os.os2.ecomstation
> newsgroup(s), if I have that
> >> name right.
> >> How does one go about requesting additional
> newsgroups from an ISP?
Adelphia blows ! (I'm hoping Time Warner takes them
over in our area, as that would likely be a lot better
than if Comcast gets them.) But you have no ultimate
dependence on them as your source for newsgroups.
Don't forget that you can pick up most -- or maybe ALL
-- of the OS/2 and eCS newsgroups from the news server
at
news.consultron.ca
Jordan
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