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Running Internet Explorer (IE) in Linux

If you are doing web development in Linux, you know that you need to make sure your pages work in IE since, sadly, that is the most used browser out there. IEs 4 Linux makes this possible. It provides an easy way to run IE5, IE5.5 and IE6 on your Linux with one simple script, no need to load a bunch of dependencies first. It's free and open source, the only thing it doesn't yet handle is IE7. But if you are using a Linux box and doing web development, this is a great way to test in Internet Explorer.
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Categories: browsers web design development IE6 IE5.5
Added: on Sep 01, 2007 at 8:53 am
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