Le lun 03/02/2003 à 10:23, Julien Olivier a écrit : > Hi > > Excuse me if I'm naive but I had to ask that. > > I read in a lot of places that Galeon 2 was hardly going to become > GNOME2's web browser. > > I don't know if that's true or wrong but it made me wonder why not > making Nautilus a web browser. Is it very difficult to use Gecko or > GtkHTML in it and make it a full browser (with JavaScript, DHTML, CSS > and plugins) or is it a philosophical choice not to bloat it with web > functions ? > > IMO, Nautilus is already far more than a file manager so making it a web > browser seems logical. > > What do you think of that ? well, you can already use gecko within nautilus through galeon's nautilus view, it does the job quite well, even if galeon 2 is still beta -- _ _ _ / \ \ \ / / \ \ \ (el greco) \/_ | S \ Muy Mano, | \/ / Muy Presa. \_ K / http://users.aber.ac.uk/ssk01 \ \
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