Michael A. Peters a écrit : > > That's really too bad - because in my experience, the mozilla builds are > more stable than the rebuilds of F8 src.rpm's that I'm using. Well - > 2.0.0.12 hasn't crashed on me yet, but I've only been running it a few > days (2.0.0.10 rpm install would often crash when opening a dialog box) As an aside: I've been really annoyed by browser instability problems, since my CentOS desktops are installed in public libraries which also somewhat serve as publicly accessible internet cafés. Tried any version of Firefox (1.5.x, 2.0.x, 3.0beta), to no avail. I solved the problem by using the Seamonkey browser, complete with Flash, MPlayer and Java plugins: same rendering engine, lighter on resources, much more stable. I started from an FC8 specfile, tweaked some defaults, then built it with the --disable-mailnews and the --disable-composer options, so I got only the browser instead of the whole Internet suite. As for the desktop environment (no troll intended, please), I simply switched from GNOME to XFCE, which has basically the same functionalities, without bloat nor weird dependencies. One very nice possibility is the XFCE Kiosk mode, which simply prevents users from defacing the default configuration. my two centimes d'euro :oD Niki PS: if you want to try it out --> http://kikinovak.free.fr/centos/5/kikinovak/i386/RPMS/seamonkey-1.1.7-3.i386.rpm Caution: the repo is currently being built, and subject to (daily) change.