On 6/9/2009 9:30 AM, David Wilkinson wrote:
Robert Kaiser wrote:
Yes, it is, we cannot release a stable SeaMonkey release without a
stable mail/news backend, which we only will have once Thunderbird 3
goes into at least RC phase.
That said, we'll have a first beta of SM2 in the next few weeks,
David Wilkinson wrote:
Robert Kaiser wrote:
AFAIK it's only for searching, not for actually storing/driving any
actual information like read/unread state, so it probably won't affect
that. There are plans for fixing this (for the next release after
TB3/SM2), but the "gloda" index for search ha
Robert Kaiser wrote:
AFAIK it's only for searching, not for actually storing/driving any
actual information like read/unread state, so it probably won't affect
that. There are plans for fixing this (for the next release after
TB3/SM2), but the "gloda" index for search has no influence on that f
David Wilkinson wrote:
Thanks. Will this indexing get rid of the annoying feature where a
cross-posted news message that is read in one group is not seen as read
in another?
AFAIK it's only for searching, not for actually storing/driving any
actual information like read/unread state, so it pro
John wrote:
David Wilkinson wrote:
I'm sure there will be many good things in SM2, but for me the most
important order of business is getting the FireFox 3 rendering engine.
Already there are several sites I use (one in particular) that do not
render well in SM1.x.
Expanding on this question
David Wilkinson wrote:
I'm sure there will be many good things in SM2, but for me the most
important order of business is getting the FireFox 3 rendering engine.
Already there are several sites I use (one in particular) that do not
render well in SM1.x.
Expanding on this question, I hope that
Robert Kaiser wrote:
Yes, it is, we cannot release a stable SeaMonkey release without a
stable mail/news backend, which we only will have once Thunderbird 3
goes into at least RC phase.
That said, we'll have a first beta of SM2 in the next few weeks, a
second beta a few weeks later and then a
David Wilkinson wrote:
So my question is: Is the release of SM2 being delayed until Thunderbird
3 is finished?
Yes, it is, we cannot release a stable SeaMonkey release without a
stable mail/news backend, which we only will have once Thunderbird 3
goes into at least RC phase.
That said, we'l
dominique wrote:
I personally find the current SM2 nightlies at a very high level of
quality (a good beta, compared to some other open source dev...), thanks
to the work of the whole team ! Although this work is still referred to
as "alpha", it is very usable and reliable.
dominique:
I don't
David Wilkinson wrote, On 6/8/2009 1:55 PM:
I'm sure there will be many good things in SM2, but for me the most
important order of business is getting the FireFox 3 rendering engine.
Already there are several sites I use (one in particular) that do not
render well in SM1.x.
So my question is: Is
I'm sure there will be many good things in SM2, but for me the most important
order of business is getting the FireFox 3 rendering engine. Already there are
several sites I use (one in particular) that do not render well in SM1.x.
So my question is: Is the release of SM2 being delayed until Thu
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