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Mozilla 1.4 RC3 Is Out

Posted by timothy on from the tension-builds dept.

zzxc writes "Mozillazine reports that the third release candidate for Mozilla 1.4 has been released. It is available for download from mozilla.org. Testing is encouraged to fix any bugs before the final release. No new features have been added to this release, though many bugs have been fixed. For more information, see the release notes."

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  1. Re:Firebird by Negatyfus · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Sure it will do something, if you're root or have daft file privs set up... You need to mention that.

  2. Re:Firebird by iapetus · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    If somebody sets up a Linux box for a non-technical user and gives them root priveleges or sets up 'innovative' file privs, then they need to have something else 'mentioned' to them, with a baseball bat for punctuation. :p I haven't tried a single distribution that allows that sort of setup out of the box - most will warn you off if you try logging into a graphical environment as root.

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  3. Re:Firebird by Rysc · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    rm -rf / will do the same as rm -fr ~, it will just take more time. The -r is for Recursive, remember? So, unless you somehow don't have ~ under /, it's ultimatrly the same thing.

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  4. Re:Firebird by Doug+Neal · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    rm -rf / will do the same as rm -fr ~, it will just take more time. The -r is for Recursive, remember? So, unless you somehow don't have ~ under /, it's ultimatrly the same thing.

    What the hell are you smoking? ;)