The problem with Omniweb 3.0 is that it hasn't been upgraded to support Quartz; it is certainly optimized and quite usable for Mac OS X Server with its Display Postcript. You'll ju…

I don't know what I did wrong with OmniWeb here at work, but I got it up and running just fine at home. It works well, except it quits sporiadically and isn't really that usable b…

This is probably trivial to say this, but Macnn just posted OmniWeb4b1 for DP3. Interesting, if Apple does what's good for it's developers and releases the Cocoa Libraries for Win…

To be clear, MacNN reported that Omni has released OmniWeb 4.0b1 for MacOS X

Omniweb's notes on their website state you have to use the terminal window to install this update.

Quote: Originally posted by Orbit: I'm typing this message right now from Internet Explorer 4.5 running from the Classic environment of my work computer. This is a …

Ok, so I installed OmniWeb 4 b1 but it won't run, everytime it starts up it looks like it wants to run, but then stops and quits. Any ideas?

Okay, now I'm typing this message from OmniWeb 4.0b1 in DP3. I've gotten one crash so far but it hasn' been nearly as bad as before. In order to get TCP/IP working in Classic, yo…

FWIW, I installed Omniweb 3 easily. I just ran Installer X and selected the Omniweb package file. Run great so far, but I will be trying Omniweb 4 next. There's a lot of good st…

I used OmniWeb 4.0b1 with no problems. You can get it <a href="http://www.omnigroup.com/products/omniweb/download/">here</a>. Once you have it, do NOT unstuff it with s…

Anyone know if anyone is compiling mozilla milestones for OS X?

I got Omniweb 4.0 installed by first downloading the Open Up app from ftp.stepwise.com and Omniweb 4.0 from ftp.omnigroup.com using Fetch on Mac OS X. I then expanded Open Up using…

Fizzila is a pure MacOS X port. Semi-carbon, semi-unix. Haven't tried running/building it yet. (I'm still not a big Mozilla fan).

Mozilla suffers from having too many cooks stirring the pot. It recalls the Chinese saying about running a ship aground when there are several captains trying to sail it.

Well, OmniWeb 4.0b1 for OS X works fine here.... If you read on their site, they have full instructions for installation. You need to do it in terminal (I tried once in Mac OS 9 us…

Well, OmniWeb 4.0b1 for OS X works fine here.... If you read on their site, they have full instructions for installation. You need to do it in terminal (I tried once in Mac OS 9 us…

People have said that IE5 is supposed to work on osx...WRONG!! All it does is boot classic...LAME!!!

See my other message on IE5 and Carbon/Classic. Just because an app is carbon compliant (complient?), does not mean it will automatically run in native MacOS X -- it needs to be …

You don't need Terminal app to install Omniweb. While in DP3, use Fetch (included in the Demos) to download Open Up from ftp.stepwise.com and Omniweb 4.0 from ftp.Omnigroup.com. Op…

Eucci- good points you bring up about the different binary executable formats for OS X- however, it's only necessary to compile for mach-o if you want to debug from within OS X. Y…

I have run-up DP3 on a rev. B iMAC, and to say it's not even beta yet, performance is very good (i'd say on a par with MAC OS 9. Cheers Gaffa.

The following is snipped from the DarwinOS-users mailing list at apple. Oh, and FYI, the workaround does indeed work with the 'parts' version of the download. enjoy... -----'twas …

thanks. it works. I have another problem now : I can not use/set nameservers. with the statup it displays a kernel fault (by the name services startup). anybodu any advice?

I have tracked down the exact failure. I saw this failure when I ran SystemStartup Registering nameservices (or something, can''t remember) : Bootstrap_register() failed (os/kern)…

the lookupd deamon give constant error messages to the screen. Is this related with NetInfo? What is NetInfo and how does it works? I know one thing : there almost no documentatio…