Re: LYNX-DEV graphics?

[Jim Dennis]

> On Sun, 22 Jun 1997, *selah* wrote: 
> 
>> I was wondering if there's a version of lynx for unix that can be
>> installed by individual users with shell accounts that is capable of
>> graphics and sound?
>>
>> Or, if not, is there such a browser? 
>
> With X-Windows, standard Lynx supports graphics and sound with the aid of
> external helper apps.
> 
> If you have an X-Windows server, you might also try XMosaic, Grail, Arena,
> Lexicon, the KDE project's HTML widget (khtmlw), Chimera, Amaya, Viola,
> Gnuscape Navigator (emacs-w3) on XEmacs or InfoDock, or the Hyper-G client
> Harmony. If you want more information on any of these (URLs, etc.)  just
> ask.
> 
> There are many other X-Windows web browsers but these are some of the
> cooler (mostly-)free ones I've used. They can all be installed in an
> individual user's account.
> 
> If you don't have X-Windows, how do you expect to see graphics? If you're
> connecting to the shell account from a Windows box, you might try I-COMM
> or SlipKnot, which use a copy of Lynx running on the UNIX box to actually
> fetch the pages, but display them graphically in Windows. 
> 
> HTH.

> Benjamin C. W. Sittler - address@hidden - http://www.nmt.edu/~bsittler/

        If you'll compile a list of those URL's -- I'll be happy to 
        put the whole kit & kaboodle on my web pages.  It would be 
        handy if we could get the maintainer of www.browser.org to
        have a list of "competitors" (in the spirit of freedom).


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