If Opera is going to be as fast in Linux (or even faster) as in Windows, I certainly would use it.
I've been using Opera 3.60 for 1 month now and so far I like it a lot. It's pretty damn fast on this machine compared to Netscape and M$IE (this is a Cyrix 586-100mhz 16mb RAM). It almost doesn't take up any CPU-time and the interface is simple and handy.
My main problem with Netscape is that it's a beast, it EATS CPU-time (dutch expression, don't pay any attention:). IE is more suitable than Netscape for less powerful machines.
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I know many ppl on a campus in Holland who all have ATM (=155mbps) from the wall for only $10 a month. Now THAT's what I call high speed internet
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If Opera is going to be as fast in Linux (or even faster) as in Windows, I certainly would use it.
:). IE is more suitable than Netscape for less powerful machines.
I've been using Opera 3.60 for 1 month now and so far I like it a lot. It's pretty damn fast on this machine compared to Netscape and M$IE (this is a Cyrix 586-100mhz 16mb RAM). It almost doesn't take up any CPU-time and the interface is simple and handy.
My main problem with Netscape is that it's a beast, it EATS CPU-time (dutch expression, don't pay any attention
But still: Opera all the way!
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