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:Ploum: Why You Should Try Epiphany as Your Default Browser with GNOME 2.14
Ploum: Why You Should Try Epiphany as Your Default Browser with GNOME 2.14
Mar 17, 2006, 02 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (9050 reads)

(Other stories by Par Ploum)

"In the GNOME philosophy, we want applications that do their job, only their job, and we want those to do it perfectly.

"Epiphany's job is to browse the web. Only browsing the web. But browsing the web in a GNOME fashioned way..."

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