also sprach martin f krafft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.10.01.1245 +0200]: > Alright, since it's you saying that, and thanks to aptitude and the > automatic dependency management (incl. de-installation), I am giving > it a shot.
It's a cool browser, light and fast. And nevertheless, I am having
problems with it (version from sarge). From what I can tell right now,
the only things that keep me from letting galeon replace opera on my
various desktops are:
(a) dependencies; that i could live with i guess.
(b) keyboard control; i am failing to switch to the next tab with
ctrl-right and ctrl-left, and i can't close tabs with ctrl-w.
furthermore, i want to make ctrl-n bring up a new tab.
(c) the external program to view source code is continually reset to
the default (gnome-edit), not accepting my changes
(`x-terminal-emulator -e vim`)
(d) it keeps forgetting the homepage i set. on every restart, it's
back to gnome.org (#145017)
(e) it forgets the mailer selection and always goes back to Gnome
(f) it crashes frequently on X cut'n'paste
(g) in general, it crashes frequently and usually forgets some to
a lot of the user preferences. that's a pain.
i have found no bugreports but the one on the above. maybe because
i am at fault?
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