Date: Sun, 20 Apr 1997 07:57:36 -0400 (EDT) From: "Mike A. Harris" Reply-To: "Mike A. Harris" To: OpenDOS discussion list Subject: Caldera's webpages. Message-ID: Organization: Total disorganization. MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII Precedence: bulk Is it just me, or does everyone have problems with accessing caldera's web pages via LYNX. I connected to them and the status line said "Read 512 bytes of 3940" or something like that, then "Read 2048...", then went up and up to "Read 3942 bytes of 3940" and then froze until I hit the Z key to stop it. Nothing was displayed. Lynx didn't freeze, just the page download froze. If you didn't notice, the amount downloaded exceeded the amount listed as the total by 2 bytes. This happened on ALL caldera's pages that I tried to access and only in Lynx. I tried Netscape and it worked fine. What is this "everything has to be graphical and incompatible with text browsers" concept? I've got no problems making personal webpages that are complicated, yet still support LYNX. Even ones with image maps still work. Just not Caldera's. I checked this out on 16 different UNIX hosts all running different versions of LYNX too, so it is not just my machine and is not just LYNX. I haven't analyzed their page source, but don't feel I should have to. I just tried to access the page listed as where the source for OD is, and I got a blank page that said: [LINK] And that is it!!!!!!!!! I'm almost positive that if I look at it in Netscape, it will be full of graphics that take 30 minutes to download. Please pardon my frustration, but I'm frustrated! Come on Caldera! Support text mode! OpenDOS is text mode! Sincerely, A slightly disgruntled but otherwise happy Caldera advocate. Mike A. Harris | http://blackwidow.saultc.on.ca/~mharris Computer Consultant | Coming soon: dynamic-IP-freedom... My dynamic address: http://blackwidow.saultc.on.ca/~mharris/ip-address.html Email: mharris at blackwidow.saultc.on.ca <-- Spam proof address LINUX: The ONLY bulletproof 32-bit operating system that has it all.