>Netscape originally wanted to name their browser "mosaic", but they were >not allowed. Still, they named it internally Mozilla (Mosaic Godsilla).
So thats why the netscape icon on the fvwm-icons packages is called: Mosaic.xpm ... >Years later, in 1998, netscape decided to release the source code of the >netscape communicator. Because of the Cathedral & The Bazaar document ? >They formed a seperate project called mozilla. >Mozilla produced, among other stuff (stuff like Bugzilla) a browser-suite >called Mozilla. That browser is generally aimed for developers. Its aim is >not for end-users. Why is that ? I don't see any reason why any end-user won't use the browser. Or perhaps later they fitted it to the end-user needs ? >The browser that Netscape Inc. releases (Netscape Communicator) is >basically the same browser produced by mozilla, but also includes some What does 'the same' means ? >other components (AIM integration, speller, netscape portal) and some >tweaks to the user interface (e.g: less bookmarks from mozilla.org, more >bookmarks from netscape.com, no image blocking, and also generally more >stable code). May be related: is there a way to set mailto: in webpages opened with mozilla will start mutt instead of mozilla's mail client ? Thanks. Eliran ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
