Add Firefox to Tinyme please

[amir]

http://sourceforge.net/projects/tinyme/f...o/download

[KDulcimer]

(04-02-2010 01:38 AM)ben33160 Wrote:  I've been searching for older versions of Tinyme. Perhaps with Opera.
Is there a copy out there somewhere for me to download?

The ISO in the link Amir gave does not have Opera.

The version with Opera you can get here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/tinyme/...o/download

But please understand that you cannot update it, you cannot install new programs to it, nor we do not support it any longer. It is a static program and if you have any issues, you're on your own.

[ben33160]

Thanks for the link to the Tinyme with Opera It looks great but since it won't work with my realtek I'll stick with the current version. Thanks for letting me try it.

[rong]

(04-02-2010 01:38 AM)ben33160 Wrote:  Thanks for the feedback guys. So I guess Firefox is out of the question.

Since I'm using Tinyme as a live-cd running completely off ram, making changes is a bit further than I expected to go. I might as well keep installing firefox after each boot.

I've been searching for older versions of Tinyme. Perhaps with Opera.
Is there a copy out there somewhere for me to download?

Thanks and fingers crossed,

Ben

I also have issues with Midori. I use Facebook, and some applications wont work right, and it wont even go to Zynga poker without kicking me completely out of the browser. It also wont hold IDs and passwords where you can click on them to load them, you have to enter them time, and time again, BUT I also see the point of Firefox being to bloated. If Iceweasle could be added, it does work well. Just kicking the thoughts around. lol

[z3r0_k00l75]

You could give kazehakase or swiftfox a try.

[KDulcimer]

There's also Flock, but it hasn't been packaged yet.

[z3r0_k00l75]

Flock hasn't been packaged? Surprising, I'll have to ask someone about that.

[vrkalak]

I use Midori on all the Linux distro's I use.
(TinyMe, LinuxMint-8 Xfce and Debian 'testing' with Openbox)

The newer version of Midori does NOT have this 'random crashing' problem, like the older one did.

I, also, have not had any problems with Midori not remembering my username or passwords, for the regular sites, I visit. Although, a 'window' doesn't pop-up asking if I want the browser to remember these? It just does.

That's what I like about Midori ... it just works. Simply and very fast.