Monthly Archives: July 2015

2.35 Release

Hi, I regret to be the bearer of bad news; but as it stands, the worst case scenario (and likely the actual case) is that 2.35 is not going to be released in July. The new goal is to release … Continue reading

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Win32 l10n Nightlies.

Finally managed to get the l10n nightly trunk done.  (l10n is such a complicated beast… I’m amazed at how anyone can figure it out.) Please check them out; but do note the following caveats: I manually generated them. (While there … Continue reading

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WINDOWS SeaMonkey 2.35 “Pre-RC” available

We have something very similar to a Release Candidate, “all-bugfixes included“, but not localized. That version contains a lot of bug-fixes compared to SeaMonkey 2.33 (no warranty for completeness) , intensive testing is appreciated. Be careful with Language Packs (and … Continue reading

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Aurora Win32-nightlies

I’ve managed to generate the Win32 Comm-aurora nightlies for the first time.  You can get it at http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/seamonkey/nightly/latest-comm-aurora As for the trunk-nightly,  it’s currently busted (across all platforms) due to Bug 1181434 , and Bug 1181895.  (Since suite/ code seems … Continue reading

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How dead is SeaMonkey?

On mozilla.support.seamonkey Ed Mullen asked 2015-07-07 the question from heading. I tried to ask Bugzilla for an answer by comparing some activity parameters with numbers of year before and 5 years ago (2010). All values for first half-year. Found numbers … Continue reading

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SeaMonkey Win32 Trunk (2.39a1) nightly

After about a month  or so of ‘decrypting’ the required steps to creating nightlies, I have finally been able to build and upload Win32 Trunk nightly to http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/seamonkey/nightly. There are a few items that I need to mention: 1) Complete … Continue reading

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