> >  I'd agree with you. I have an older Mozilla milestone (should better
> >  be called millstone ...) binary running on my 3000/040 under Linux,
> >  and it's hardly usable. At least not with 22MB physical ...
> 
> The really old one I had needed 70 seconds to start up on a 112 MByte memory,
> 50 MHz Motorola 68060 machine. After that, it was pretty usable. But I've
> built it nearly one year ago; nowadays I'd need a MO full of sources just 
> to build it, as far as I have heard. I won't try.

If Mozilla under Unix is too slow, what about Basilisk, MacOS, and
Netscape 4.08? Has anyone tried to run it on their NetBSD machine?

Christian Bauer says in the docs that although Basilisk used 68k emulation,
on 68k chips it actually runs the code natively.

I've run it under AmigaDOS, and if I had a NetBSD Amiga with X, I'd give
it a try.

John Klos