FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for July 01, 2009

Wow, it automatically deleates existing programs, all without the-blue-screen-of-death!

This is sounding less like an O.S. and more like a virus!

Our bodies should have such an effective immune system.

Windows, virus. What’s the difference?

@RussellNash: My reaction too… Behaves in very much the same way; the big difference is that you usually have to buy windows, viruses are free…

Netscape sucked big time, anyway.

Netscape? I forgot I’d forgotten about that piece of bleeep software.

Hope you Netscape haters aren’t using Firefox then :)

Netscape was on all the computers when i was in HS, though there were a few that had the option of Internet Explorer too. Three guesses which ones I tried to use.

I loved early Netscape - it was way better than early Explorer.

NCSA Mosaic (the first truly usable GUI based browser) -> Netscape -> Firefox

Amazing that MS was so far behind the game (and still is).

Internet Explorer was based off of Mosaic, same as Netscape.

Agreed@myhaircut.

Early Netscape was WAY better than Explorer. I’m glad they’re Firefox now - it ROCKS!

I never open IE except for sites that require it - you know, the ones written using uSoft’s web “standard” instead of ISOC’s!

Netscape is still around - except it’s a program called “seamonkey”

Hugh B. Hayve , nice avatar.