I am wondering, with the Mozilla org ditching Thunderbird, if SeaMonkey
actually has a future.
I do not mean to be pessimistic, just practical.
The SM project has limited resources. Does it have enough to maintain
the mail/news component of SM?
And, obviously, the main question, should we all be looking around for a
new set of apps?
Because, Firefox just annoys me. I'd hate be forced to go to that and
some other mail/news client.
But, I sure can understand if the devs of SM throw their hands up and
cry "Uncle!"
Not looking very upbeat.
Boy, and it would be the end of a very long (techological) era. The
roots of SM go back to, what? 1994? I downloaded Netscape in 1994 or 1995.
Damn, I'm old.
Not to mention, with Mozilla becoming singularly focused on Firefox, do
any of us really care any more?
No, a Mozilla OS is nonsense so rule that out. Just what is Mozilla
doing? How is it relevant to us any more?
--
Ed Mullen
http://edmullen.net/
"One of the great tragedies of life is the murder of a beautiful theory
by a gang of brutal facts." - Benjamin Franklin
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