brian.lu wrote:
> I mean community focuses on Firefox/Thunderbird development and we lever
> their work to make our Firefox and Thunderbird stable on soalris.
>
> I.e. if there are some critical bugs reported against Firefox on linux
> platform (also reproducible on solaris) in the community, they will fix
> them very soon in most cases. We can get benefit from this because we
> share the same code base. But for seamonkey, this is not true. If we
> deliver seamonkey as a product, we need to fix all those
> bugs by ourselves. We don't have resources to do these.
But you do have the resources to do even more fixes for Mozilla 1.7, which
no one in the community supports anymore? At least the community is doing
some of the work for SeaMonkey.
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-Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
