Weekly Status Report, W42/2007

Here's a summary of SeaMonkey/Mozilla-related work items I spent time on in week 42/2007 (October 15 - 21):

• SeaMonkey 1.1.5 Release:
  Most of this week's SeaMonkey work on my side went into the SeaMonkey 1.1.5 release, which went public on Friday, almost in sync with Firefox 2.0.0.8 as planned.
  For my own reference, and for other people to be informed, I documented the SeaMonkey release process along with all this work on the Mozilla wiki.
• Source L10n:
  The Mac breakage is fixed by the patch, so repackaging localized nightlies should actually work. Watch for an announcement in mozilla.dev.l10n soon!
• German L10n:
  I'm still playing catch-up with trunk changes, and fixing bugs reported by testers. Some noticed brokenness in password manager in German SeaMonkey trunk builds, but that is as expected as download manager and windows integration breakage, due to those items still being replaced for SeaMonkey2 and the old ones not being migrated to source L10n.
  Additionally, I released SeaMonkey 1.1.5 German builds in sync with the original US English builds.
• Various Discussions:
  SeaMonkey 2 goals, auto-update system, chatzilla L10n, window icons, feed reading, etc.

There's a lot of exciting stuff going on, and those who don't know it yet might also want to check the SeaMonkey Trunk Tracker blog by Jens Hatlak, which tells about all kinds of interesting stuff happening on our way to SeaMonkey 2 (and maybe even beyond)!