[NFBCS] best solution for remote linux terminal work

[Mike Gorse]

I'll note that both Firefox and CHromium are now accessible under Linux. 
Trying it won't cost you anything, and, regardless, there are often 
multiple ways of doing things.

On Fri, 7 Aug 2020, Brian Buhrow via NFBCS wrote:

> 	Hello Tyler.  I completely agree with you.  I suppose I'm showing my
> age in the sense that I've been burned by so much Windows instability over the
> years that I don't really trust it as my daily driver if I don't have to.  And,
> I've been fortunate in that I've ben able to workin environments where I've
> been able to work around a lack of a javascript browser in most cases and
> only use one in the rare cases where it's absolutely required.  That is
> becoming harder, so I will have to build myself a new environment that
> incorporates a better browser going forward.  Still, even today, I find
> there are days when I use my Windows 10 machine when it takes a couple of
> reboots before it comes up correctly.  Having said that, Windows 10 does
> feel more solid than what came before, which is a good thing.
>
> -thanks
> -Brian