I am using the subj under KDE environment (seems natural), and it's mostly ok.
Far better manages Hebrew than Netscape (even the last one), bookmarks can be imported from / exported to Netscape format.

Seems to me that it doesn't always clean the memory as it should - can drop window manager if trying to open too many (10?) windows simultaneously, slowing down the processings after working too long (like days in a row), even with single window open.

Doesn't read LJ formatting (bold, italics, etc), but otherwise is ok with commenting and such.

Can't think about something else just now.

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Thanks. Try Mozilla, you may like it. 25M is not too heavy. Don't know about Hebrew, but Cyrillic is fine (with the exception I mentioned).

You really use KDE? Why?

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>Thanks. Try Mozilla, you may like it. 25M is not too heavy. Don't know about Hebrew, >but Cyrillic is fine (with the exception I mentioned).

Thanks, maybe I will.

> You really use KDE? Why?

Why not?
Three years ago I liked their international keyboard :) Since then it became worse, disabling "per window" setting. GNOMe applications that I want to use are running fine. What do you prefere and why?

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Well, I still cannot decide. Since I am on a laptop most of the time, I wanted to have something light; GNOME and KDE looked too heavy. Plus, I wanted the battery charge shown automatically, so I would not have to customize it. See, I had to get down to the business quickly. So, I tried all the managers that came with Mandrake and started using Ice mostly on the lark (on the looks, basically). I would not say I am particularly excited about it, though: things that GNOME or KDE would have, I have to add myself. But I did want it light, so I don't complain. :-)

I suppose when I upgrade the system I will upgrade the setup too. For now, I just upgrade it piecewise.

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