Fabian Guisset wrote:
> 
> fantasai wrote:
> >
> > xpnet
> what is that

http://mozilla.org/projects/xpnet/

> All those I labeled with a no are "products" which we may want to
> separate from Mozilla in the future.

Why aren't XSLT and XPCOM considered "products"?
http://mozilla.org/projects/xslt/
http://mozilla.org/projects/xpcom/

> /dev/tech, as I see it, and as we discussed it before, are the raw
> technologies developed in Mozilla. The browser is not a technology,
> it makes uses of a set of technology, same goes for editor and
> chatzilla and vixen.

By definition, all software is technology. What makes editor so
different from, say, layout that you don't consider it a "technology"?
What is your definition of "technology"?

> Bugzilla and Bonsai should be with LXR with the other webtools.

LXR is not developed by Mozilla.[1] That point aside, are you
proposing a /dev/webtools directory?


[1] http://lxr.mozilla.org/

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