Bad news. It needs Java to work. This is unfortunate if you want it to run on an inexpensive Netbook which struggles with Java. Also, it crashes from time to time, and restarting a browser and reloading a Java page is not much fun.
Helpfully some chap has written a command line client for live timing, and you can get it here:
wget http://launchpad.net/live-f1/0.2/0.2.10/+download/live-f1-0.2.10.tar.gz
You install it as follows:
tar -xzvf live-f1-0.2.10.tar.gz cd live-f1_0.2.10 ./configure make
The software will now be available in the [./src] directory, and you can run it by typing:
./src/live-f1
You need to set up your user/password file in [~] as follows:
cat > ~/.f1rc << "EOF" email YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS password YOUR_PASSWORD EOF
OBVIOUSLY you change the YOUR_X bits to match your log on details from the Live Timing's website.
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