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I used Dillo when I ran OpenBSD on my laptop in 2003. Running a full desktop environment with text editor and web browser open: 28 MB RAM I remember that Dillo

by sshine 2y ago

I used Dillo when I ran OpenBSD on my laptop in 2003. Running a full desktop environment with text editor and web browser open: 28 MB RAM I remember that Dillo did not support automatic redirects back then. They were everywhere.

kristopolous 2y ago
Links -g as well
sillywalk 2y ago
I remember the late 90s QNX Floppy demo disk - OS/Desktop (well GUI), demo apps, and a web browser on a single floppy (1.44MB).
nicoloren 2y ago
I did the same with Slackware in 2004. The browser experience wasn't the best, but I still managed to be very productive at that time. I think there is no Windows 11 port of Dillo available so I sometime use Netsurf and Links Windows ports on Windows!
dTal 2y ago
Meh - I remember full Firefox running on Gnome 2 on FreeBSD taking 64 MB in 2008. Not quite sure where we've gone so radically wrong since then.
- anthk 2y ago
  RedHat, Fedora, FreeDesktop.
- einpoklum 2y ago
  1. Do you mean Firefox on GTK taking 64MB? Or the whole desktop environment? 2. I'd say many of seeds of radical wrongness were already planted then, but it took them a while to sprout.
  - dTal 2y ago
    Whole system.