Certain parts of SVG - ie. all the cool vector graphics bits - will probably go into Mozilla once it's ready and if it doesn't impact the rest of Mozilla too much speedwise and footprintwise
Hi Bo!
Last time I talked to him (the linuxpusher), he said he'd been talking to someone and wouldn't have to pay the tax. Business-exemption, I believe.
Bit of a bitch for the rest of us, though... Something is rotten i Denmark, and chances are there's a tax on it.
Thomas
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Try Movist on OS X, it lets you choose between FFmpeg and QT. And the interface is lovely.
Certain parts of SVG - ie. all the cool vector graphics bits - will probably go into Mozilla once it's ready and if it doesn't impact the rest of Mozilla too much speedwise and footprintwise
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Other parts of SVG will (probably/hopefully) never get into Mozilla. Like raw socket support: http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG12/#rawsocket
Ian Hickson mentions other crappy things about SVG in his blog (which I'll be nice and not link to from
Hi Bo! Last time I talked to him (the linuxpusher), he said he'd been talking to someone and wouldn't have to pay the tax. Business-exemption, I believe. Bit of a bitch for the rest of us, though... Something is rotten i Denmark, and chances are there's a tax on it. Thomas