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12. November 2007

Weekly Status Report, W45/2007

Here's a summary of my SeaMonkey/Mozilla-related work items in week 45/2007 (November 5 - 11):

SeaMonkey Releases:
SeaMonkey 1.1.6 was released on Monday, I continued uploading contributed builds throughout the week.
SeaMonkey Website:
I spent another bunch of time on getting the new Website finalized to be our primary web appearance, which we switched to on late Sunday finally.
SeaMonkey Project Structure:
Internal discussions in a core team around the SeaMonkey Council continue, we hope to get something about our restructuring into the public soon.
Source L10n:
My SeaMonkey L10n announcement is written, but I still want some signoff by the Mozilla L10n lead. Wait to read more about this soon.
The L10n review for CVS-based ChatZilla langpacksis a bit unclear to me, I need to discuss that a bit further with Axel.
German L10n:
FF3beta1 should really be able to ship in German, and SeaMonkey trunk builds were also kept up-to-date.
Various Discussions:
Cert override UI, feed discovery, browser notifications, login manager, storage templates, dictionary licensing, auto-update system, etc.

As you might have seen, the new SeaMonkey website features a "Powered by Mozilla" logo - we are proud to be part of this amazing project and glad to be able to advertise our Mozilla heritage and core (and not some other brand). I still love the old theme that I think is now as accurate as ever for the Mozilla project: "hack - this technology could fall into the right hands"

Von KaiRo, um 18:08 | Tags: L10n, Mozilla, SeaMonkey, Status | keine Kommentare | TrackBack: 0

New seamonkey-project.org Website Is Live!

I've been working on a new SeaMonkey website for a while - now it's finally live at www.seamonkey-project.org!

The old www.mozilla.org pages are replaced with a redirect to the new site, so everyone accessing our project should be directed to seamonkey-project.org now.

We have reworked the whole design, added new developer and documentation sections (which could need some more content, help wanted), made the download box at the front dynamic for people using JavaScript, and did lots of other tweaks, including preparation for eventual future localized versions of the website.

I hope the new look suit(e)s you all!

Von KaiRo, um 14:36 | Tags: Mozilla, SeaMonkey | 2 Kommentare | TrackBack: 0

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