Re: lynx-dev lynx2.8.3dev.5

[Henry Nelson]

> * enhanced read-progress logic (Ilya Zakharevich)
>   a) makes size/transfer rate reports use format "8.3 KB" (instead
>      of "8 KB") if numbers are below 10 KB and reports are in KB;
>   b) makes transferred/expected/transfer-rate use bytes/KB independently
>      so "236 bytes of 56 KB" is possible, as is
>      "8.3 of 56 KB, 456 bytes/sec";
>   c) adds "ETA 23 sec" info if available;
>   d) adds " (stalled for 75 sec)" info if available (updated each 5
>      sec or so);
>   e) uses gettimeofday() if present (instead of current hacks) to get more
>      frequent updates.

Was it really necessary to put this in?  I've stated this before, but
it seems to me _de_enhancement of frivolous features is _enhancement_
of Lynx.  I've ^G'ed out long before I read "(stalled for 600 sec)" or
"2 bytes/sec".  I think all of us carry a few (some people a lot of)
personal hacks which we don't force on others.

__Henry