PhillipJones wrote:
Ray_Net wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Adam Jimerson wrote:
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long
compatible with PPC correct?
Correct. The platform SM 2.1 will be based on, Mozilla 2.0, dropped PPC
support.
1. Is this so important ... dropping PPC
On Fri, 25 Mar 2011 17:22:21 -0700, Rufus wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Adam Jimerson wrote:
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long
compatible with PPC correct?
Correct. The platform SM 2.1 will be based on, Mozilla 2.0, dropped PPC
support.
If that is so how long after
On 26/03/11 02:12, Rufus wrote:
No, but I will - thanks for the pointer.
I think I'd prefer Safari to FireFox, and TB would be a fair companion
to it as a newsreader. Right now I use SM...and I may just hang in there
with it once PPC support vanishes. I imagine Apple will do the same with
Robert Kaiser schrieb:
Not really, they just won't deliver updates for it or Leopard any more
(they have already stopped delivering updates for Tiger a long time ago)
but they have a habit of just not talking about such end-of-line
decisions and just silently not do any updates any more.
AFAIK
Philipp van Hüllen wrote:
Robert Kaiser schrieb:
Not really, they just won't deliver updates for it or Leopard any more
(they have already stopped delivering updates for Tiger a long time ago)
but they have a habit of just not talking about such end-of-line
decisions and just silently not do
Philip Chee wrote:
On Fri, 25 Mar 2011 17:22:21 -0700, Rufus wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Adam Jimerson wrote:
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long
compatible with PPC correct?
Correct. The platform SM 2.1 will be based on, Mozilla 2.0, dropped PPC
support.
If that is
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 26/03/11 02:12, Rufus wrote:
No, but I will - thanks for the pointer.
I think I'd prefer Safari to FireFox, and TB would be a fair companion
to it as a newsreader. Right now I use SM...and I may just hang in there
with it once PPC support vanishes. I imagine Apple
Philipp van Hüllen wrote:
Robert Kaiser schrieb:
Not really, they just won't deliver updates for it or Leopard any more
(they have already stopped delivering updates for Tiger a long time ago)
but they have a habit of just not talking about such end-of-line
decisions and just silently not do
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Adam Jimerson wrote:
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long
compatible with PPC correct?
Correct. The platform SM 2.1 will be based on, Mozilla 2.0, dropped PPC
support.
1. Is this so important ... dropping PPC support ?
2. BTW What is PPC ?
Ray_Net wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Adam Jimerson wrote:
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long
compatible with PPC correct?
Correct. The platform SM 2.1 will be based on, Mozilla 2.0, dropped PPC
support.
1. Is this so important ... dropping PPC support ?
Yes - to a
Ray_Net wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Adam Jimerson wrote:
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long
compatible with PPC correct?
Correct. The platform SM 2.1 will be based on, Mozilla 2.0, dropped PPC
support.
1. Is this so important ... dropping PPC support ?
2. BTW What
PhillipJones wrote:
Ray_Net wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Adam Jimerson wrote:
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long
compatible with PPC correct?
Correct. The platform SM 2.1 will be based on, Mozilla 2.0, dropped PPC
support.
1. Is this so important ... dropping PPC
Rufus wrote:
PhillipJones wrote:
Ray_Net wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Adam Jimerson wrote:
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long
compatible with PPC correct?
Correct. The platform SM 2.1 will be based on, Mozilla 2.0, dropped PPC
support.
1. Is this so important ...
PhillipJones wrote:
Supposedly they can Use Linux. But I am too damned old to be learning a
new OS system. and There is no name brand software for Linux as well.
Best you can do is give to Goodwill or chunk it down the hill at the
back of your house.
Many of the Linux versions look just like a
d...@kd4e.com wrote:
PhillipJones wrote:
Supposedly they can Use Linux. But I am too damned old to be learning a
new OS system. and There is no name brand software for Linux as well.
Best you can do is give to Goodwill or chunk it down the hill at the
back of your house.
Many of the Linux
Rufus wrote: I don't think there's a Linux version of Poser...or
Bryce...or any of my flight sims...or the support for my recording
studio. Or...
Are there no alternative apps?
What is Poser?
What is Bryce?
I know there are audio and video apps, indeed there are a number
of Linux specialty
d...@kd4e.com wrote:
Rufus wrote: I don't think there's a Linux version of Poser...or
Bryce...or any of my flight sims...or the support for my recording
studio. Or...
Are there no alternative apps?
What is Poser?
Poser is a 3D animation and figure/set editing, rigging, and rendering
On 27/03/11 00:34, PhillipJones wrote:
Ray_Net wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Adam Jimerson wrote:
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long
compatible with PPC correct?
Correct. The platform SM 2.1 will be based on, Mozilla 2.0, dropped PPC
support.
1. Is this so important
Adam Jimerson wrote:
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long
compatible with PPC correct?
Correct. The platform SM 2.1 will be based on, Mozilla 2.0, dropped PPC
support.
If that is so how long after Seamonkey 2.1 is released will support
for 2.0 be dropped?
SM 2.0 is
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Adam Jimerson wrote:
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long
compatible with PPC correct?
Correct. The platform SM 2.1 will be based on, Mozilla 2.0, dropped PPC
support.
If that is so how long after Seamonkey 2.1 is released will support
for 2.0 be
Have you looked at Midori and Claws?
I think Midori identifies as Safari.
Rufus wrote:
...guess I'm gonna get forced to use Safari on one of my machines
eventually...whither Thunderbird?
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Thanks! 73, KD4E
David Colburn http://kd4e.com
SE-GA Tailgate - April 9th, 2011
Have an
No, but I will - thanks for the pointer.
I think I'd prefer Safari to FireFox, and TB would be a fair companion
to it as a newsreader. Right now I use SM...and I may just hang in
there with it once PPC support vanishes. I imagine Apple will do the
same with Safari at some point.
--
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Rufus schrieb:
No, but I will - thanks for the pointer.
I think I'd prefer Safari to FireFox, and TB would be a fair companion
to it as a newsreader. Right now I use SM...and I may just hang in there
with it once PPC support vanishes. I imagine Apple will do the same with
Safari at some point.
Unless something has changed Seamonkey 2.1 is still no long compatible
with PPC correct? If that is so how long after Seamonkey 2.1 is
released will support for 2.0 be dropped? I know that the Seamonkey
project is a volunteer project so the ability to support multiple
version maybe limited or
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