On 12/22/2016 9:48 PM, Edmund Wong wrote:
Hi All,
(this is a personal note, so any flak should be directed to me only and
no one else).
While this is in the soon-to-be-released release notes, I felt it's
prudent that I post this here.
SeaMonkey 2.46 took it's not-so-sweet time in being released due to a
plethora of issues (I am so damn glad at least others are more on the
ball than I am -- namely frg whose more clear-headed than I am). That
said, there is one major issue.
SeaMonkey 2.40 will be the *last* version that supports non-CPU SSE
enabled systems. 2.44 (or maybe 2.43) *was* supposed to be the version
that gave users the 'your system will no longer be supported due to
it not having a SSE-enabled CPU' message (or something like that).
Unfortunately, 2.44 was skipped (as was 2.43 and 2.45) and so this
will come to users as a surprise (especially those installing the
full installer).
Since I have no knowledge (we lost this metric awhile ago) of how many
users we really have, I don't know how many are affected by this
and I suspect we won't know unless someone speaks out here or
anywhere. If you are affected, please use 2.40.
My humblest apologies for suddenly springing this version on the user
base without mentioning it anywhere beforehand (the bug that dealt with
this change slipped off my radar).
Edmund
Can I get a quick education - I had to google what that even means.
As I understand this that started in the first Pentium 4 computers correct?
In other words this is only an issue for very old Pentium 3 and earlier
computers correct?
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