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"Marketing" "music"
When I saw these two words, I wondered what makes the Robert Kaiser to keep away from making theme song for Seamonkey.

And "SMILE, Weave, Jetpack:" part entirely seems to me a series of encrypted words...Could you give me some link for website which explain what is SMILE, STEEL FUEL for Seamonkey ?

turu:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/FUEL describes what FUEL is, STEEL is a variant on this for Thunderbird, SMILE (SeaMonkey Interface Library for Extensions) is the same for SeaMonkey.
Weave is an extension that allows synchronizing tabs, bookmarks, history and other things with different Firefox and Fennec instances on multiple computers/devices.
Jetpack is a lightweight extension mechanism which is in development right now for Firefox and has some testing work for Thunderbird happening as well.
You can find info about both Weave and Jetpack on http://labs.mozilla.com/

Last edited by KaiRo at 2009-07-23 17:53

Nice of SuSE (and Wolfgang, of course). However the 11.2 public release is only for November, see http://en.opensuse.org/Roadmap

> Web-based Help and Support Resources

I'm not sure that we need a separate 'SUMO for SeaMonkey' - I think that MozillaZine does a great job with both the SeaMonkey forums and the Knowledge Base that they have there. The forums are fairly active and very helpful for support. Would duplicating that effort be worth it, especially for a community-based effort like SeaMonkey?

Raj:
How well-maintained is the knowledge base and how well do SeaMonkey people find their things on it?

Wait, a thought SMILE was a markup language having something to do with multimedia (I'm not sure what exactly; I'm not multimedia-oriented). Also, aren't extensions called add-ons now?

Cool. I'm going to have to find some of these buttons. I still have a "Mozilla now!" button on my web site and Mozilla has been dead for how many years? There's serious need for an update.

You mean SMIL (Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language), so it also is pronounced smile

Keith

add-ons = extensions + themes + plugins

Mozilla was renamed to SeaMonkey.