With Sun also making a side-deal with AOL on this matter, I am sure there will be definite support for the UNIX-variants, especially Solaris, and I am sure the benefits will shower upon Linux too. On 24-Nov-98 Michael Perry wrote:
www.cnet.com says that the deal has been struck and now netscape and aol have joined with sun. I remember years of frustration with aol over not making versions of its online software for OS/2 and NT specifically. CIS made OS/2 versions for quite some time.
I just do not have a warm, fuzzy feeling with the tentacles of AOL wrapped around netscape. Kinda wonder what direction (win32?), that future browsers will go?
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