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The Icon Bar: The Playpen: And speaking of tautologies...
 
  And speaking of tautologies...
  swirlythingy (00:33 16/1/2011)
  flibble (00:43 16/1/2011)
    andypoole (11:44 16/1/2011)
      filecore (18:20 16/1/2011)
  tlsa (20:52 16/1/2011)
    swirlythingy (22:17 16/1/2011)
      flibble (00:07 17/1/2011)
 
Martin Bazley Message #116224, posted by swirlythingy at 00:33, 16/1/2011

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NetSurf requires Iconv 0.11 or later.

This can be downloaded from http://www.netsurf-browser.org/iconv/


Why, thank you very much for that helpful pointer. I'll just type that URL into NetSurf and... oh.

Really, you've got to laugh, haven't you?
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Peter Howkins Message #116225, posted by flibble at 00:43, 16/1/2011, in reply to message #116224
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Well you seem to have another browser don't you?

Unless you've typed that reply in via some 1337 use of telnet and the knowledge of HTTP?
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Andrew Poole Message #116227, posted by andypoole at 11:44, 16/1/2011, in reply to message #116225
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Well you seem to have another browser don't you?

Unless you've typed that reply in via some 1337 use of telnet and the knowledge of HTTP?
With 1337 use of telnet and knowledge of HTTP he could download iconv no problem tongue
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Jason Togneri Message #116228, posted by filecore at 18:20, 16/1/2011, in reply to message #116227

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It's not, strictly speaking, a tautology.
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Michael Drake Message #116229, posted by tlsa at 20:52, 16/1/2011, in reply to message #116224

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NetSurf is shipped* with the resources it needs in the supplied !Boot and !System directories. The ReadMe file details how to install NetSurf.

* Unless you got hold of it via some unofficial channel? I believe there were problems with the version Virtual Acorn shipped at one point.

[Edited by tlsa at 20:53, 16/1/2011]
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Martin Bazley Message #116230, posted by swirlythingy at 22:17, 16/1/2011, in reply to message #116229

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This wasn't a first-time install, it was an upgrade over an ancient version on a secondary computer which had been copied over from the (working) application already installed on another one. I'd forgotten Iconv had changed in the meantime, and by that point I'd already switched off the other computer.

Fortunately, I found a solution in the end - go to the waste basket and run the old, outdated, inferior version of NetSurf merely to satisfy the whims of the new one.
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Peter Howkins Message #116231, posted by flibble at 00:07, 17/1/2011, in reply to message #116230
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So what you're saying is "I didn't follow the instructions and then it didn't work?"

Yeah, damn those Netsurf guys, ++ungood.
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