Great standards compliance (J2EE), performance (check their benchmarks page) and written in 100% Java.
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Re:Mozilla still does not compare to either 4.7 or
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Mozilla Status Update
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There is a RFE for Roaming Access, check it out: bug 17048
Help is needed to get it started.
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Re:Maybe we'll see FreeBSD binaries again now :-)
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FreeBSD Mozilla is on it's way. But unfortunately there seems to be another blocker at the moment, bug 9967, concerning Javascript and floating point arithmetic.
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Re:Yes, there must be a native Java port for FreeB
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JDK 1.2 for Linux is available and working on FreeBSD, check the mailing list archives for more info on this. But native support would of course be preferred.
JDK 1.1 on FreeBSD is in excellent condition. Performance is IMHO good. Read mailing list archives on more info and discussion on this.
It's JDK 1.2 and future releases that are requested. Also some of the extensions could be worth having.
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Official Java Support for FreeBSD No. 1 RFE on JDC
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After Linux was announced officially supported the Linux RFE was obsoleted and now support for FreeBSD is the number one Request For Enhancement on Sun's Java Developer Connection!
Check out the Top 25 RFE's. (Free JDC membership requiered)
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Re:Negative on that 4.0 thing, its sooner than you
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Tell me more about the new installation system. Has it already landed in -CURRENT? I haven't seen any talking of it on the freebsd-current mailing list the last few months and I can't try -CURRENT out myself.
Noone requires Sun so license their source under the SCSL, so take it or leave it. It's good for customers of Sun, and doesn't matter for the rest of us (since they're not calling it Open Source).
Got to remember, can't stare blind on performance figures. There are other things to consider too, functionality etc. Especially when they both were so close!..
Wouldn't this be a good time for Sun to announce that they will start supporting Linux JDK officially now... (and porting from Linux to FreeBSD etc shouldn't require very much effort)
The volunteers porting it now are doing a good job (I think), but wouldn't it be good to have Linux as an officially supported platform..
BTW, I had to post this from that Linux box since the Winblows media Player co-opted the ".pl" extension on my NT box and when I hit "submit" it tried to play the Perl file.
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Tabs are in the domain of the window manager, not the application.
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There is a RFE for Roaming Access, check it out: bug 17048
Help is needed to get it started.
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JDK 1.2 for Linux is available and working on FreeBSD, check the mailing list archives for more info on this. But native support would of course be preferred.
JDK 1.1 on FreeBSD is in excellent condition. Performance is IMHO good. Read mailing list archives on more info and discussion on this.
It's JDK 1.2 and future releases that are requested. Also some of the extensions could be worth having.
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After Linux was announced officially supported the Linux RFE was obsoleted and now support for FreeBSD is the number one Request For Enhancement on Sun's Java Developer Connection!
Check out the Top 25 RFE's. (Free JDC membership requiered)
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Do you know if this is a feature someone is working on? Exactly what I want, but never thought of!
If no one is working on it it better be sumbitted as a "Request for Enhancement" so it doesn't get forgotten! It's a good idea.
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/
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Yes it's probably just you. At least not me!
X serves all my needs and even a little more.
Study the documentation for your window manager a little ("man fvwm2" for example) and you can make it look just as you want it to..
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So what did you expect?
Noone requires Sun so license their source under the SCSL, so take it or leave it. It's good for customers of Sun, and doesn't matter for the rest of us (since they're not calling it Open Source).
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I don't trust other peoples moderating. The traffic isn't that massive anyway.
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What amount of Mozillas current code originates from Netscape? (Netscape 4.0 or whatever it was..)
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Wouldn't this be a good time for Sun to announce that they will start supporting Linux JDK officially now... (and porting from Linux to FreeBSD etc shouldn't require very much effort)
The volunteers porting it now are doing a good job (I think), but wouldn't it be good to have Linux as an officially supported platform..
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I really hope this doesn't mean that the IM-system will be too heavily integrated into Mozilla... (or integrated at all)
The IM-system definitely should be stand-alone (with optional integration into Mozilla? Can't see why one would like to do that though).
But it's good to have a big (open) organization starting it up...
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Haaaaaaha... This is great.
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Anyone who can't see that the person who posted that was ironic should.. check him/herself :)