What standard are you talking about? Opera 6 has very little support for DOM2/DHTML/XML as opposed to Mozilla (and Konqueror / IE for that matter).
Lately I have realized that in Linux there is no all-in-one browser, like IE for Windows. I find myself using all three browsers during a daytime, but for different purposes, like: Opera for conventional webpage browsing and Mozilla for accessing pages and web based applications because of the scripting support.
Mozilla is probably the browser for Linux that has the best and most complete support for a wide range of W3C recommendeds standards - but the the price we are paying for this is performance. Opera, on the other hand, is the fastest and most elegant, and the reason seems to be that the Opera folks have left out a number of the features that make Mozilla heavy.
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I believe Windows 2000 and XP are really Windows NT 5.0 and 5.1.
What standard are you talking about? Opera 6 has very little support for DOM2/DHTML/XML as opposed to Mozilla (and Konqueror / IE for that matter).
Lately I have realized that in Linux there is no all-in-one browser, like IE for Windows. I find myself using all three browsers during a daytime, but for different purposes, like: Opera for conventional webpage browsing and Mozilla for accessing pages and web based applications because of the scripting support.
Mozilla is probably the browser for Linux that has the best and most complete support for a wide range of W3C recommendeds standards - but the the price we are paying for this is performance. Opera, on the other hand, is the fastest and most elegant, and the reason seems to be that the Opera folks have left out a number of the features that make Mozilla heavy.