Anko Lamb said: > Just on a related note, does anyone know of any efforts to support xhtml > in the mozilla editor/composer? A timeline would be great but I > understand that due to the nature of opensource that is not always > possible.
Mozilla _does_ have a roadmap, has had for years now. And in my experience progress on Mozilla has followed that roadmap at least as well as (actually much better than) many high-profile closed-source projects. Perhaps because we get a more realistic roadmap when it's written up by merited project leaders without interference from marketing personnel? I would like to have an improved-and-supporting-all-the-latest-standards-and-bells-and-whistles composer as much as the next man, but then I want an installable version - not vapourware... Make no mistake: many of the core people working on high-profile GPL-licensed or open source software are world-class professional developers who, as often as not, are employed in big corporations (IBM, to name one such company), small consultancies, local and central government, wherever - and paid to develop free or open source software. For example, I know about one key developer hired by Linspire to develop something called Nvu... ;-) My �0.02 - Jan Frederik Solem _______________________________________________ mozilla-editor mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-editor
