Re: [orca-list] cli-based distro

[lsmithso hare demon co uk]

Hi:

Even without javascript you can still read a lot of content and access
a lot of websites with a text only browser. Many pages display in a
degraded form, but if you're blind this doesn't really matter. It also
helps to browse a /mobile version of a website, if one is available.
This is what I do with LinkedIn.







Alex Midence writes:
> Cli browsers are nice for their responsiveness but they don't do javascript.
> Javascript is everywhere these days so, that's a show-stopper for me.
> Static html is becoming increasingly rare.
>
> Alex M
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Julien Claassen [mailto:julien mail upb de] 
> Sent: Monday, September 09, 2013 4:56 PM
> To: Fernando Botelho
> Cc: Alex Midence; 'orca-list'
> Subject: Re: [orca-list] cli-based distro
>
> Hello Fernando!
>    It depends on far you need to go with text-based browsers. I mostly use
> lynx. I only use links2 for youtube, since it works a little better. Even
> better still can be elinks. But my main interest is in information (i.e. 
> wikipedia and other more scientific resources) and software and community
> based projects. The multi-media world can be a pain in the neck though.
>    If you're looking for a distro with a good commandline environment, then
> I'd suggest plain old ebian or Arch. they both make it rather easy to work
> on the commandline and their choice of commandline tools is plentiful.
>    Warm regards
>           Julien
>
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Les Smithson