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Subject: Re: Arachne Web browser for DO
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Mike Powell wrote:
> 
> Originally to: DONALD PEDDER
> 
> Reply is to a message from: DONALD PEDDER
> 
> >    Three typo's in the first sentence alone! A bit of proof-reading might
> > be in order if we don't want DOS-users to look like they're not the
> > brightest bunch in the pack. :-\
> 
> I don't know about that site, but the original Arachne group was
> from a non-English speaking country... either the Czech Republic, or
> Slovakia.  Might account for the improper English.  ;-)
I dunno that it matters. It looks like abandonware. I really liked it,
but since I moved to where none of the isps will logon with dos any
more, I have wondered how many are left that will be able to browse with
dos anyway.
Never mind all the pages it couldnt load.

Is there an effort to port xwindows or some kind of API to dos so that
it could run the win 3/os2 versions of opera or mozilla? Maybe in on a
32bit drive?