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Old 05-29-2006, 10:27 PM
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I was surprised not to find Firefox in PC-BSD, suggest it is included in the next release.
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Old 05-29-2006, 11:32 PM
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As long as I can remove it if I want to... :lol:
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Old 05-29-2006, 11:33 PM
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This would be against our philosophy, as we want a barebone system with the minimum software installed. Just one browser, no office suite, etc...
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This would be against our philosophy, as we want a barebone system with the minimum software installed. Just one browser, no office suite, etc...
yes, a good idea, but 1.1 ist not minimum installed!
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Old 05-30-2006, 06:51 PM
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I totally agree with Charles. Konqueror is very good imho. When you use it with KDE it's a Candy.
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Old 05-30-2006, 09:05 PM
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I didn't mean Konqueror was good
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Old 05-30-2006, 11:52 PM
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Konqueror is really pretty good...it's just not as extensible as Firefox.

Firefox extensions I use can FTP, handle all my gmail accounts in addition to yahoo mail, dictionary lookups, translations, digg notifications, RSS reader, mulitiple tab options, ip tanslation and web page mailing...there are thousands more but these are some of the ones that come in handy.
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This would be against our philosophy, as we want a barebone system with the minimum software installed. Just one browser, no office suite, etc...
Is your philosophy, by any chance, to be just like Windows? A barebone system with minimum software? I don't think the BSD developers have any similar taste in distribution. Boot up the FreeBSD 6.1 disk and you'll find quite a bit of apps.

But who cares about them. Thats their project. PC-BSD can be developed any way the developers want it to be.

If you can agree with that, then you are putting a lot of faith in the "built on rock solid FreeBSD" mantra. Windows ideas will only fuck that up. A bit.
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Old 06-01-2006, 08:35 PM
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Sry Charles, lol, a logical mistake there

Anyway don't provoke Puffball. Firefox is GTK, it loads too long, for me anyway (yeah yeah Konq is preloaded with KDE). I mean you have a PBI for it, that should does it. Please do not have Firefox preinstalled. Lots of ppl would have to remove it then PCBSD is good as it is, no preinstalled stuffage That's what it's one of many great plusses, I hardy had to do any configuring after the install! Love it.

Many would disagree of course. There a PBI available to you.
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Sry Charles, lol, a logical mistake there

Anyway don't provoke Puffball. Firefox is GTK, it loads too long, for me anyway (yeah yeah Konq is preloaded with KDE). I mean you have a PBI for it, that should does it. Please do not have Firefox preinstalled. Lots of ppl would have to remove it then PCBSD is good as it is, no preinstalled stuffage That's what it's one of many great plusses, I hardy had to do any configuring after the install! Love it.

Many would disagree of course. There a PBI available to you.
Jesus, its not that its a logical fellocy so much as its ripped straight from the Microsoft books. It has nothing to with who's provoking who, as its an opinion. Don't apologize, or whatever the hell 'sry' is; its called diversity.
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