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how do i get any graphics or text from any websites
am i going in the right direction with gopher or lnyx..is there a certain command you have to type before you can see the site... i dont know...ahh |
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Lynx shows webpages in a text only environment, so you don't see any graphics while surfing with Lynx.
I haven't used lynx in about 2 years so if i'm wrong just shoot me. |
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You are correct, lynx is a text only browser. To see full graphics you need to load X ('startx') and run a web browser such as mozilla, netscape, konqueror, etc.
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