Re: So when's 0.9.2.1?

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Christopher Jahn wrote:

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And it came to pass that David Gerard wrote:

On Wed, 08 Aug 2001 12:36:42 -0400,
Pratik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
:David Gerard wrote:

:> Netscape 6.1 is up on the ftp site again (though not
:> announced on the page). So what sort of time frame will
:> 0.9.2.1 be arriving in? 
 
:0.9.2.1??? 0.9.3 is out and available

 
And I suppose you think time is linear, too. I know what I'm
asking. EVERYONE knows 0.9.2.1 comes after 0.9.3.

You should indicate if you're kidding.  I hope you are.

He is correct. 0.92.1 incorporates all of 0.92 fixes plus many 0.93 fixes and additional fixes that were of Netscape priority

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(0.9.2.1 is the open-source version of Netscape 6.1. Even
though it's being released after 0.9.3, it's a development
from the 0.9.2 branch, so gets a version number in that
branch.) 

0.9.2.1 was released a while back, before 0.9.3 replaced it.  
Netscape 6.1 is built on 6.2.1

Nope, as of now, 0.92.1 has nor being releaed yet by Moz development.   0.93 replaced 0.92,  Version 0.92.1 is a branch of 0.92 and it work sin the opposite durection: Netscape returns the code back to Moz. with the additional fixes (minus their propietary features) and Moz releases the code as 0.92.1

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No further development on 0.9.2.1, as Mozilla has released 
0.9.3, and is now working on the NEXT release.

See above

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Netscape will always be a little behind Mozilla.

The relationship is not exactly linear since Netscape might add functionality not present in Moz or their fixes might make their branch stabler and faster than a Moz release. I have been using Netscape 6.1 with Toy Factory theme almost all day .. total number of crashes = ZERO, NADA. Yesterday I used Moz 0.93 for about 4 hours (with Modern theme) and it crashed twice .. not bad

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