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Mozilla News
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19 November 1999
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M11 For More Platforms
Milestone 11 binaries
are now available for OpenVMS, Sparc Linux, Sparc Solaris 7, Intel Solaris 7,
HPUX, and Alpha Linux. Thanks to Anton Blanchard, Ryan Krenzischek, Roland
Mainz, Matthew Wilson, and to Compaq's
OpenVMS Engineering
group. Contact
us to donate binaries for your own platform.
Mozilla Jobs
We encourage people to submit job postings for mozilla related
positions to our moderated
announcements newsgroup. Our first such posting is from Netscape
for a
technical writer to document XUL.
Design Patterns in Mozilla Contest
A
contest organized by Heikki Toivonen of Citec. Find and document
design patterns in the Mozilla code with the chance to win an
autographed copy of Design Patterns: Elements of
Reusable Object-Oriented Software by Gamma et. al.
Bugzilla has voting
Bugzilla now lets you vote on the bugs that
annoy you most. See the vote help
page for more details.
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Status Update
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22 November 1999
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This week's update contains news on Mail/News, JavaScript, XPConnect and more...
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Mozilla is an open-source web browser, designed for
standards compliance, performance and portability.
For more info about us, read
Mozilla at a Glance.
We provide these binaries for testing and feedback. Use
bugzilla to
report bugs.
Milestone 11
M11 is our
latest milestone release. It features a new UI, incremental
reflow and a new name. On Unix and Windows, the application
is now called mozilla rather than apprunner.
Pre-compiled binaries for nine platforms.
Nightly Builds
Created most weekdays from the previous day's work,
these will probably work, but maybe not. Use them to verify
whether a bug you're tracking has been fixed.
Macintosh,
i386 Linux,
Windows,
Irix,
i386 Solaris,
etc.
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