Links

Links
No debe confundirse con Lynx (navegador).
Para otros usos de este término, véase Link.
Links
Links-099-(text-mode).png
Links 0.99 en modo texto mostrando la página inicial de la Wikipedia en español
Desarrollador
Mikuláš Patočka
http://links.sourceforge.net/
Información general
Última versión estable 1.00pre17
25 de agosto de 2006
Género Navegador web
Sistema operativo Linux, Unix, FreeBSD, OS/2, Microsoft Windows, BeOS, Mac OS X
Licencia GPL
En español Sí. 

Links es un navegador web de código abierto en modo texto —y gráfico a partir de su versión 2 en modo terminal—.

Contenido

Primeras versiones de Links

La versión original fue desarrollada por Mikuláš Patočka en la República Checa en 1999. El proyecto original era crear un navegador web similar a Lynx pero con más características.[1]

Mikuláš Patočka explicó que prefirió ignorar a Lynx y desarrollar un navegador aparte porque, debido a la forma en que fue desarrollado, Lynx está imposibilitado para realizar conexiones múltiples —esto impediría la capacidad de Links de descargar archivos al mismo tiempo que se navega por Internet.[2]

A diferencia de Lynx, Links tiene soporte para tablas y frames en HTML, y permite el scroll horizontal. Además, es compatible con terminales a color y monocromos e incluye un sistema de menús desplegables.

Desde la versión 0.98 no se agregan nuevas características a este navegador. Las versiones posteriores son liberadas sólo para corregir errores.[3]

Links 2

Links 2
Links2-graphic.png
Links 2 en modo gráfico mostrando la página inicial de la Wikipedia en español
Desarrollador
Twibright Labs
http://links.twibright.com/
Información general
Última versión estable 2.2
1 de agosto de 2008
Género Navegador web
Sistema operativo Linux, Unix, BSD, OS/2, Cygwin, BeOS, Mac OS, AtheOS, FreeMint
Licencia GPL
En español Sí. 

En el año 2000 Mikuláš Patočka se une a Karel Kulhavý, Petr Kulhavý y Martin Pergel, compañeros en la Universidad Charles en Praga, y forman Twibright Labs. Juntos continúan el desarrollo de Links, agregando soporte para formatos gráficos de imágenes, antialising del texto y Javascript.[4]

El modo gráfico funciona incluso en sistemas UNIX sin X Window o cualquier otro gestor de ventanas, usando SVGALib o el framebuffer de la unidad de procesado de gráficos del sistema.[5]

Características de ambas versiones

Para la lista completa de características de Links 0.9x, véase Links. The WWW Text Browser.

Para la lista completa de características de Links 2, véase Twibright Labs: Links - Features.

Rerefencias

  1. ↑ Lightweight Web Browsers
  2. ↑ Why I wrote Links
  3. ↑ The history and evolution of the Links browsers
  4. ↑ Twibright Labs: Links - About
  5. ↑ Twibright Labs: Links - Features

Véase también

  • ELinks
  • Links Hacked
  • Tabla comparativa de navegadores web

Enlaces externos


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