We’ve taken care of the last remaining blockers, and now have release candidates available for download here.
Due to the lack of official resources and access, the builds were contributed by:
Linux GTK1 – CTho
Linux GTK2 – ajschult
Windows – CTho
Mac – stefan_h
Please test these builds and let us know if you find any problems.
If you’re interested in QA, please take a look at the SeaMonkey-QA blog.
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Thank you for the contributed builds! Much appreciated.
As for problems:
bug 294060
bug 302536
Er… “Alpha Release Candidates”?
I’m thinking that this is a mistake. Don’t you really just mean 1.0 Alpha (1) builds? RC is only after beta, we’re nowhere near that yet…
great logo and installer 😀
I was a Netscape and Mozilla suite user. I want to test the new SeaMonkey for to move from firefox.
No gtk2 build on the d/l site – the gtk1 build is still broke, the save as dialog box bug is still here – been waiting/testing this build for over 8wks now, same bug, gtk1/2 build are all I use. WHen this bug is removed, Ill test, not till then.
Amber
Thanks for the Mac version. Are you going to update the main SeaMonkey website with the info?
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey/
Why is Seamonkey 1.0a coming out after 1.1a?
How do I set my tank up?
Jason, we did a “release candidate” for the alpha because we wanted to make sure our first release was ok as we’d never done a release before (and had to do our own contributed builds). I would expect future alphas (e.g. 1.1a) will not have release candidates. After all, they’re just alphas ;).
Amber, the default linux builds are GTK2. The only GTK1 builds are the ones that are specifically labelled *gtk1*.
Scott, SeaMonkey 1.1a is the name for the current trunk, and it will be based on Gecko 1.9a. It won’t ship for a long time. Historically though, the version number on the trunk is increased as soon as a branch is made.