February 2005
Beginner
384 pages
9h 8m
English
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Konqueror
| Fedora/GNOME menu | Internet > More Internet Applications > Konqueror |
| Mandrake/KDE menu | Internet > Web Browsers > Konqueror |
| Terminal command | konqueror |
| Program URL | http://www.konqueror.org/ |
Yes, it's Konqueror again. Your handy, dandy KDE file manager is also the KDE browser, as you can see in Figure 5.3. Konqueror started out being developed as only a file manager, but it evolved into a Web browser as well. Konqueror uses its own rendering engine in the browser, KHTML, which has always been held up by KDE users as rendering more closely to IE than other Linux Web browsers. When developing its new browser, Apple borrowed KHTML to use in Safari. With Apple using the open source code and contributing changes and developments, Konqueror ...