Tomorrow (2009-05-14) is Thunderbird and SeaMonkey TestDay again and this time the focus is on Linux. So if you are a Thunderbird or SeaMonkey user or want to become one this is where you should join in to get those really stable and usable.
To support that event and our openSUSE users there are new current snapshots of TB and SM in the mozilla:beta buildservice repository.
And let me cite the following from their testday page: “… and the fact that it’s openSUSE’s community week we would like to focus this week’s bugday to bugs that are happening on Linux.”
Monthly Archives: May 2009
Prism meets Jigsaw
While I played around with Prism I found a good use case for my personal use and created an example:
I prepared a simple webapp bundle here. If you click on it and have the latest Prism package installed from mozilla:beta you should get a window asking you for a name where you can also enable the creation of a shortcut on your Desktop before the webapp starts. (Warning: you need Flash installed for this webapp.)
Prism (preview) for openSUSE
A few days ago Mozilla Labs announced the release of Prism 1.0 Beta.
I always was following from the side how it evolved but never tried it myself up to now. As it moves slowly out of the labs status I started to package it for openSUSE and so it is available now through the openSUSE Build Service’s “well-known” mozilla:beta repository as prism and prism-refractor which is the Firefox addon helping you to create webapps even easier.
So start to play around with it and … have a lot of fun!
Firefox 3.5b4 meets Factory
Firefox 3.5b4 which is available in mozilla:beta since its upstream release finally hit openSUSE’s Factory today.
Give it a try and check out the new features!