Prism on Linux

Prism, essentially Firefox without toolbars, is an interesting new twist in the web app world. When I tried it on Windows, though, it was hardly usable. Since then, I’ve switched to Linux, and I thought I’d give Prism another try, mostly due to Firefox crashing because I was running Pandora Radio constantly.

Surprisingly, performance is a lot better on Linux! So I thought, why stop at Pandora? I use Gmail and Google Reader every day so those seemed like good candidates for Prism. Unfortunately, icon creation for Prism shortcuts doesn’t work yet, and I couldn’t find any good icons for Google apps so I had to make my own. Here’s what my sidebar looks like now:
sidebar

If anyone knows of any icons for Google web apps, let me know; all I did for mine was swipe the Google Groups icon and add text. Or if there’s a way to display text with launchers in a panel.

3 Responses to “Prism on Linux”

  1. Francis

    Prism on linux?

    Adobe has focus on linux os?

    but why they didn’t release the RIA of linux…

  2. Chris

    Prism is by Mozilla. Are you thinking of AIR?

  3. Francis

    I know that.

    prism seems less important than ria.
    So I care the ria for more :-)

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