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Netscape doesn't work, parts of it are off the screen, I can't use it.

Probably because you haven't configured a high enough resolution. Netscape expects 1024 by 768 at a minimum. Anything less leaves part of it "off screen". You can use the panner to work with it that way, but that's pretty painful. Run "mkdev graphics" and increase the resolution.


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