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25th Mar 2008, 14:18
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There are two different development streams but they feel very similar. lynx is a lot older, links is (imo) more developed, they both do a very similar job. Most linux distributions have links buried inside for command-line working, it's not infrequent to be on a machine with no X installed at all. They're quick to learn, it gets to feel quite addictive running around the Internet like that.
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25th Mar 2008, 14:48
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indeed ubuntu does !
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Nothing beats:
telnet webaddresswithouthttp 80<Enter> <Ctrl-C><Enter> It's the only way to browse!
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26th Mar 2008, 09:42
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No no Mike - you have to have something between the server and your brain which filters out the tags!
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