Currently using firefox under both windows (firefox 1.0, adobe svg 6)
and linux (firefox 1.0, adobe svg 3) and just seems to work. I use
gentoo and it's simply a matter of typing "emerge firefox adobesvg"
and it works.

So just, something which is a little more exportable might be nice,
but can anyone actually point to anything that would do the same just
SVG is?

Also remember that given a while, Firefox will have native svg
support. SVG is a W3C standard if i remember correctly, it's not like
pdf where it's a de facto standard.

Dan


On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 11:21:40 +0100, Imre Ispanovits <iimre at vnet dot hu> wrote:
> On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 11:06:42 +0100
> Frank Altpeter <frank dot altpeter at gmail dot com> wrote:
> 
> >
> > Why kidding? I would really like to have something instead of SVG that
> > can be viewed without having to use microsoft proprietary software
> > (e.g. linux, BSD, Macintosh, whatever you prefer).
> > I prefer FreeBSD, and don't use Windows for many years now, and i
> > don't think that i'm alone out there. So: are there really no
> > alternative ways to have realtime graphs without SVG ?
> >
> > Regards,
> >          Frank
> > 
> Under linux I'm using Opera for displaying the traffic graph. It works fine
> for that. It would be really better if Firefox worked, but until that time
> there is a Firefox version under linux which works with ASVG opera solves it
> for me. I can recommend it.
> regards
> Imre
> 
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