I fired up Debian 64 bit on a virtual machine and I did not download the GUI package.(partly because it took just too much time and partly because i wanted to experience the command line!). Anyway, I am here and then I go into python and do this:>>> import webbrowser>>> webbrowser.open('www.google.com')And Now I am looking at a coloured(text only) page of Google like so:http://i41.tinypic.com/2uy4won.pngI can see two text fields here. I wanted to ask the following two questions:where do I enter the search thread?How do I exit this so as to go back to the command line?please help me with this query.(P.S.: I am loving the command line and really think that the people who created programs on this were the real programmers. They could not run the program they write the thousands of time that we do now for debugging and at the same time created great applications. Hats off to those guys!)
exiting from webbrowser on debian(without GUI)
debian;browser
It looks like w3m to me. w3m doesn't automatically go into Enter Text mode every time the cursor passes over an input field (an annoying feature in lynx when there are lots of inputs on the screen and you're just trying to move past them!) instead you go to the input you want to enter text into, press Return, then you are prompted to enter the text. For multi-line input, it runs a real editor on a temporary file, so you can have all the power of vi or emacs or whatever, instead of a clumsy built-in editing widget.The most important key in w3m is ShiftH to get to the Help screen. The second most important is ShiftB to go back.