🚀 go-pugleaf

> +On 16-Apr-96 15:52:10 Steve Koren
> +<koren@hpsrk.fc.hp.com>
> +wrote in "comp.sys.amiga.networking"

> I finally got around to FTP'ing the 24 bit datatypes from aminet so I
> could run ibrowse on a 16 bit screen.

> Boy, that's really a lot nicer, isn't it?  You don't know what you're
> missing until you have a browser that can handle real 16 bit screens.
> The paltry 256 color screen just doesn't cut it any more.

> Anyway, it does seem *slighly* less stable now with the 24 bit
> datatypes.  By slightly, I mean I get about one crash per 3 hours of
> use, where before it was about one crash per 5-6 hours.  Still not too
> bad, and it looks so much nicer that its hard to go back anyway.

 Have you tried running IBrowse *WITHOUT* the internal imagedecoder (i.e.
 disbled it) ?

 Hardly crashes AT ALL.
 Would be nice to have it fully functional though.

Kind regards/Mvh
/Hannu E.K. Nevalainen, Amiga user since '85.   /*1996-04-17@21:53CET*/
>> Inform yourself... http://www.amiga.de/      /*Thor$ver[1642]*/
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 Q:  What's another name for the "Intel Inside" sticker on Pentiums?
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