@team-esr: Are you on the Mozilla Enterprise maillist? If not, I might
recommend it. The following links to a message from someone who has packaged
Firefox-ESR inside an organization:
https://mail.mozilla.org/private/enterprise/2012-August/002124.html
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@Erik Meitner
Hey friend, that "Team ESR" is me! I have set up the ppa and I do have
the firefox esr sourcecode and have read a little bit on ppa packaging.
However, the firefox sourcecode seems to be a bit different than that
described in the tutorials.
Frankly, I have never done any ppa packag
Two things to add. There is a "Team ESR" Launchpad team that claims to be
addressing issue but they have no packages in their PPA:
https://launchpad.net/~team-esr
And:
http://www.infoworld.com/t/web-browsers/firefox-in-the-new-out-the-compatibility-189645
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@Chris Coulson
You have clearly and successfully made your case and supported your
argument for NOT using Firefox ESR as the default in Ubuntu. However,
there is still no reason whatsoever not to package it in "universe" or
at least in your mozilla stable ppa. Would you please at least consider
I think that Ubuntu should aprove the Firefox ESR , showing support for
Mozilla in order to keep up with ESR. It's very good for corporate
users/clients, it was claimed by a lot when the new release schedule
started. I really wnat it packaged to the repositories and installed by
default at Ubuntu B
You are correct, that is an exaggeration. It does not change the fact
that during the lifetime of ESR 10 I will have to spend time testing a
new Firefox release a total of eight times, possibly communicating with
all users to set expectations, possibly updating documentation, possibly
creating work
The web browser "changing wildly" is quite an over-exaggeration. The
changes between 10.0 and 11.0 really are quite minor, just like any
other 6-week release.
Of course, if you're talking about the changes from 3.6 to 10.0, then
this point is moot because you would have had to deal with that with
My job of keeping 60+ Ubuntu 10.04 Workstations working for our 150
users is made more difficult when the web browser is changing wildly. I
chose 10.04 LTS for the same reason I am begging for Firefox 10.xesr
packages for 10.04.
"The web is not static."(http://www.chriscoulson.me.uk/blog/?p=111)
S
Wow, thanks for the quick response, friend (that might be the fastest
"Won't Fix" I have ever seen.)
As I understand this, the "Won't Fix" signifies that Firefox ESR will
not be packaged in the regular repositories.
However, I would still like to get Mr. Coulson's response to the
mozillateam/fire
Thank you for requesting this. We don't have the resources to update
both of these and as there's no commitment for the ESR past year 2, it
doesn't seem to make sense to package for precise. Please report any
other issues you may find. As for the code, you can take a look the
code in oneiric as i
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