fchan wrote:
Does that mean a fire extinguisher that is not being used all of the
time is not useful?
I think SeaMonkey is great for people that want an all in one product
rather than separate Firefox browser and Thunderbird email/messaging
services.
To each their own and having SeaMonkey allows people to have a choice of
products and isn't that what open source all about?
Thank you *THANK YOU*
You gave me a much needed chuckle when Murphy and his law was top
dawg ;/ [So what if you did not intend to ;)!
More seriously:
In the proprietary vs free camps there are two ignored *FACTS* ! !!
1. both "free" and "non-free" are *ESSENTIAL*
2. both suffer from "Daddy (ie author) KNOWS BEST"
(usually attributed to M$ but a linux distro fights for 1st ;(
I use SeaMonkey as it on whole seems to do things the "right" way.
Thunderbird/Firefox drives me up the wall in some ways.
__*HOWEVER*__ I think I can come up with as many reasons as they
that they made the *correct* decision(s). LOOK, they are aiming for
a target audience3 that does_not_ include me :)
Thank you for allowing me to rant ./
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