Making Netscape 3.01 work on Linux

REFERENCE: Some Howto page I found linked from an Italian usenet response.

The first thing to do, is make sure that Netscape can find
```
java_301
```
If it is not in the
```
netscape/java/classes/
```
directory of the folder containing the executable or your
```
 $home/.netscape 
```
directory, Netscape will be lost. (These are the default classpaths for netscape. I just copied java_301 into my $home/.netscape/ directory, since it will be less likely that anyone will upset the delicate balance I have acheived!)
Now when netscape loads an applet, however, it will BUS ERROR and die. To fix this, you need to click your heels together three more times:
1. Add the line
```
 setenv LD_PRELOAD /lib/gnumalloc.so 
```
  to your .cshrc file. This fixes Netscape's incompatibility with the newer version of malloc.so, by using gnumalloc instead. CLICK!
2. OF COURSE, for this to work, gnumalloc.so has to be there! So if it's not, download it at
```
http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/downloads/gnumalloc.tar.gz
```
  and PUT IT there! CLICK!
3. FINALLY, you should make sure that when you envoke netscape you do so by typing or aliasing to:
```
env CLASSPATH= netscape &
```
  This clears out any nasties from the classpath which might cause Netscape to get indigestion. CLICK!
Now THEORETICALLY everything should magically fall into place and you will be transported back to Kansas, er... Netscape Java land or something.