[TriLUG] Non-Gecko Linux Browser

[matt1027]

I get a similar message when I try Konqueror.  CrossOver mighty be a 
good solution since I have some old Windows apps like Quark and Acrobat 
that are still important to me.  I think I'll try contacting the 
webmaster out there and asking what's up with the exclusivism.  :-)

Wine might be working better now than it was a couple of years ago when 
I tried it.

I have an older version (maybe two years old) of VMware but I have the 
impression that it is pretty complicated and that it also won't work 
with the latest Linux kernels.

Thanks all,
Matt


Warren Myers wrote:

>You can run IE under CrossOver Office, a buddy of mine in NJ does it for
>testing sites in IE, but doesn't have a Windows machine.
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>And isn't Konqueror non-Gecko?
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>WMM
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>On 2/9/06, matt1027 <box1027 at bellsouth.net> wrote:
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>>I tried using Firefox to access the interactive GIS Maps for Maricopa
>>County, AZ
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>>http://www.maricopa.gov/Assessor/GIS/map.html
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>>and got the following message:
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>>This site is best viewed when using Internet Explorer.
>>Your [sic] using: Gecko1
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>>The site won't work with any of the available browsers in Mandriva
>>2006.  Do you think Opera would work if I told it to identify itself as
>>IE?  How about Netscape Navigator? Perish the thought, but is there an
>>rpm for IE?
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>>Thanks,
>>Matt
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