At 10:08 AM 12/9/1998 -0800, you wrote: >Kent West wrote: >> >> Ever since I started with Linux I've wanted a console-based graphical web >> browser, but kept running into a brick wall. Then I read that emacs could > >Uh, isn't "console-based graphical <anything>" an oxymoron? How could >your ever expect to see graphics on a text-only display? (Unless the >"graphics" are ASCII-art or some such thing.) > >ksb
Perhaps my terminology was incorrect. When I said "console-based", I meant non-X. Like for example, Squake is, according to my definition, a console-based graphical game. So, maybe I should rephrase my original question: Is there any web browsers out that that don't need X-Windows that will allow me to access pages that have frames and more importantly, allow me to see in-line images, etc? I now know that lynx can see at least some .gif files (I learned that last night, sort of by accident); perhaps it can be configured to be more graphical?
