Netscape 4.6 here, I'm usually using the latest or next to the latest
version of either Netscape or Internet Explorer since I like to try and
keep up to date on them. Guess that's still the main focus these days,
the "big two" browsers; and there's functional differences between the
earlier versions and the later ones so I for one don't want to encounter
troubles at the mainstream web pages. Although not everyone spends there
time doing yet another upgrade of their browsers on a constant basis I'm
sure. Even so I'd think the 4.* versions might be a good target
audience.
Too bad about the Flash, hope you can get some kind of nice compromise
in there.
User input hmmm? Well, if you like tending to a lot of potential chaos,
sure sounds good anyway. Half joking here.

Bob


Twyst wrote:
> 
> Well, as the overwhelming response is 'No Flash', I won't be using it.
> 
> Here's a new question: What browsers are people running? I do try to keep my
> site text-friendly, but I need to know how high a level I should be using.
>  should I restrict myself to IE 3.0 and netscape 2? (god, I hope not!) )
> 
> Personally, I'm going to shoot for html 4.0 compliant.
> 
> Re: the content.
> You guys are right. Content is where it's at. That was part of the reason I
> took the old twysted.net down. I had no new content. Should I try
> user-submitted news items, akin to slashdot? I don't want to turn it into a
> 'look, here's my first pov-ray picture', but I would like to get more user
> input than I had before.
> 
> The other side I'd like to hear from is the developers. If there are people
> working on applications for whatever platform, if it's something useful for
> pov-ray, I'd like to hear about it. Heck, if it's any use, I'd be willing to
> set up a developer's forum for trading of code and ideas. (yes, I'm rather
> big on open source....)
> 
> *(heh, I'd love to get a weekly update on pov-progress for 3.5 and up. Just
> to see what's happening... )
> 
> Also, re: the povray page update - well, that's in the hands of Chris Cason.
> You'll have to look to him for info on that, as it's not my place to say
> anything.
> 
> Twyst

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