I've used extensions for some of the things that I couldn't easily do in XSL.
Takle a look at the Xalan extensions, or find something for your implementation.
Upgrading is not worth it! Note that this release is labeled as "Alpha", which is developer-speak means "not feature complete and will crash on you all the time".
If you want to live on the bleeding edge, you can install this in addition to your working desktop, i.e. by using the vicious build scripts from Gnome CVS.
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See press release at Ximian's site. Available early next at $69 a pop.
As long as you have 9 and X on separate partitions, you can easily set yaboot up to triple boot. Just add "macosx=/path/to/partition" in yaboot.conf and rerun ybin.
In excess of 100 000 bug reports have been filed against Mozilla and associated products (such as the web site and bugzilla itself) since bugzilla opened. As of right now, 79 913 of these bugs are fixed, leaving us with ~20 000 open bugs.
Many of these bugs are duplicates not yet discovered, many are feature requests, and some are bugs for tracking other bugs ("meta bugs").
The number of open bugs in the "Browser" component right now is 11 619, which is closer to the real bug count. (But the number is still too large, see above)
That would be great, wouldn't it?
Apparently Apple has done this with Aqua, but I know of no such project for GTK+/GNOME. In the meantime you might want to look at the
SkinLF project, which can use GNOME og KDE themes in Swing.
Aqua has no copy of the Apple logo. (And, yes, I just checked).
Don't know for the other themes, but I seem to remember that the one theme actually containing a logo was previously removed.
Netscape 6 has better CSS support that any other browser, but most sites are designed to work around the horrendous CSS support in Netscape 4.x (and the not-quite-good CSS support in IE)
With regards to KDE: Kylix will first appear for KDE, the reason Borland is giving the source to the Gnome Foundation is to try to make Kylix ready for Gnome development also.
And as a user, you can as always mix KDE and Gnome apps. They won't look exactly the same, though.
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"When it's ready"
Then what about Thunderbird?
I'll tell you which mirror I'm getting 500 KB/s from after I finish my download. ;)
I've used extensions for some of the things that I couldn't easily do in XSL.
Takle a look at the Xalan extensions, or find something for your implementation.
Not that I think that Debian can't be a better distribution in some ways, but have you looked at APT for RPM?
Obviously you haven't tried a recent release of Galeon!
Upgrading is not worth it! Note that this release is labeled as "Alpha", which is developer-speak means "not feature complete and will crash on you all the time".
If you want to live on the bleeding edge, you can install this in addition to your working desktop, i.e. by using the vicious build scripts from Gnome CVS.
See press release at Ximian's site. Available early next at $69 a pop.
As long as you have 9 and X on separate partitions, you can easily set yaboot up to triple boot. Just add "macosx=/path/to/partition" in yaboot.conf and rerun ybin.
Many of these bugs are duplicates not yet discovered, many are feature requests, and some are bugs for tracking other bugs ("meta bugs").
The number of open bugs in the "Browser" component right now is 11 619, which is closer to the real bug count. (But the number is still too large, see above)
They're working on it, I'm guessing it'll show up 1 or 2 releases up the road. You can follow the progress in bugzilla.
Java stability is great! I've been running (and debugging) RMI applets on pre-releases of 0.9.3 all day without crashing.
I'ts called 24 hours with Mac OS X.
That would be great, wouldn't it?
Apparently Apple has done this with Aqua, but I know of no such project for GTK+/GNOME. In the meantime you might want to look at the SkinLF project, which can use GNOME og KDE themes in Swing.
Get 'em while you can!
Aqua has no copy of the Apple logo. (And, yes, I just checked).
Don't know for the other themes, but I seem to remember that the one theme actually containing a logo was previously removed.
Stable releases (like 0.6) live in the "releases" direcory, try http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/releases/mozill a0.6/
Sounds like you might want to download the sea-file, which has everything/I>.u nix/linux22/sea/netscape-i686-pc-linux-g nu-sea.tar.gz or the version for your favourite OS.
Try ftp://ftp.netscape.com/pub/netscape6/english/6.0/
Netscape 6 has better CSS support that any other browser, but most sites are designed to work around the horrendous CSS support in Netscape 4.x (and the not-quite-good CSS support in IE)
And as a user, you can as always mix KDE and Gnome apps. They won't look exactly the same, though.
Gnome or the Gnome Foundation has not made up their minds, Sun has.
Sun can say whatever they want, as they will not be a part of the board.
Beware that most of the URIs have a space in them. Remove the space and it works.
100 is the baseline. 110 means 10% faster than 100