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The Mozilla 1.0 Definition

Posted by timothy on from the what-things-mean dept.

The Evil Beaver writes: "Here we go. Mozillazine is reporting that Brenden Eich, mozilla.org's Technical Bigshot, has released the criteria to what is to be the 1.0 milestone. The 'manifesto' also explains why 1.0 is so important to reach, and why it isn't just another milestone, either. The Mozillazine article is here and the definition document here.

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  1. error going to article by mark_lybarger · · Score: 0, Redundant

    can it be the ./ effect already? i'm getting "unable to connect to SQL server" when going to the article ...

    1. Re:error going to article by cetan · · Score: 2, Redundant

      http://www.necrosys.net/mirrors/mozillazine-moz1.h tml

      mirror

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  2. Re:1.0 is artificial anyway... by Pretor · · Score: 4, Redundant

    No the 1.0 is not artificial read the 1.0 definition!

    The 1.0 marks the Mozilla API as a stable compatible API.

    This means that users and developers can be sure that applications developed for the 1.0 version is compatible with other 1.x versions.

    Just look at Galeon for a example of the problems following the Milestone releases.
    For each new milestone Galeon stops working until it's updated to use the new API. After the 1.0 version is released this will no longer be an issue.

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  3. Karma whoring by Per+Wigren · · Score: 2, Redundant

    Go straight to the original article instead! Mozillazine seems to be down...

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    Comment removed based on user account deletion

  5. Re:-1 (Offtopic) by tb3 · · Score: 0, Redundant

    I use Yahoo mail as my filter account, and to get remote access to my POP3 account, so I wouldn't call it lame (the spam hell known as Hotmail is lame:), but I've sent Yahoo mail with Mozilla .9.4 and .9.5 without any problems. This is on W2K SP2, at work. I suspect your problem is somewhere else in your system, but I don't think it's with Mozilla or Yahoo.

    Did you try a full un-install and re-install with the latest stable build?

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