Curtis Napier wrote: > gentoo.org and all domains owned by the Gentoo Foundation should > render correctly in all browsers that are still in general use. IE5 on > the mac is still a valid browser and will be supported as much as > possible. > IE5 for mac contains unfixed security issues which won't be fixed (as announced by MS), how is that considered supported ? Is it even still distributed within MacOSX Tiger ?
http://secunia.com/graph/?type=sol&period=all&prod=2678 http://secunia.com/advisories/13356/ http://secunia.com/advisories/12920/ http://secunia.com/advisories/10500/ Now people can also use NCSA Mosaic. It's valid as long as you can run it. But a browser with vulns, unsupported by the vendor, with a broken CSS, I think you do not have to support it. Well of course, if you like it just do it ;) Oh btw, *great* progress on the design. Two things that I still find a bit wrong though: - I find code boxes ugly. Maybe its some useability thing, is easier to see, I dont' know, but its ugly ;) - The bottom boxes are uneven in size, it looks a bit strange. Also i still wonder about this whole concept, as its not the first place you look for links. I'll take an example: http://wwwredesign.gentoo.org/doc/en/index.xml I am in 1024x768 and I don't see the boxes if I don't scroll. I don't think you acn reduce every page so that you see them without scrolling. Unfortunately I dont see any good solution. Maybe it'll stay this way. I would put more than 2 news items on the front page then, even if it also hides the boxes a bit on 800x600 or 1024, because it doesnt give much info to have 2 items per news page ;) -- [email protected] mailing list
