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Howard9 | 1 Sep 2002 01:27
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Newbie to 1.0 .::. do I move to 1.1 ?

Hi,

As a newbie to Mozilla I have really taken to it (I'm an 
indpdt web designer too).

Is the 1.1 version something that is ready to be used by 
non-testers ?
I visited the site but couldn't find a download button that 
indicated this.  It mentioned special versions.

Howard
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David J. Owens | 1 Sep 2002 01:30

Re: Mozilla 1.1 Release - system freeze

Shred, do you have an ATI Radeon graphics card?  There's a bug
in the newer drivers for these cards that cause Mozilla 1.1 to
freeze the system.
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Shred | 1 Sep 2002 01:35

Re: Mozilla 1.1 Release - system freeze

Yes, indeed I do. My Geforce2 Ultra recently died, so I'm running on a borrowed Radeon. Thanks!

David J. Owens wrote:
> Shred, do you have an ATI Radeon graphics card?  There's a bug
> in the newer drivers for these cards that cause Mozilla 1.1 to
> freeze the system.
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Howard9 | 1 Sep 2002 01:47
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Re: Newbie to 1.0 .::. do I move to 1.1 ?

In article <ikk2nu4aaa7901dmd5daaauf7c3sv19mp6 <at> 4ax.com>, 
darrin99 <at> nj.rr.com says...
> FWIW, I've been using Mozilla since build 0.9, and have had nothing
> but problems with v1.1. It just isn't stable on by system (WinXP). It
> crashes about every 10 minutes or so, where it says it has encountered
> a problem and must close. I don't remember v1.0 or earlier versions
> ever doing that. 
> 

Hmm... sounds nasty. Best to stick where I am then, thanks!
Just downloaded the 'SkyPilot' theme and it's coooool !!

Howard
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misiit | 1 Sep 2002 01:52
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When I click on a link a new instance opens up.

When I click on a link a new instance opens up.  A new windows that
can't back button to the link.  It doesn't happen on all links.  I
don't know why.

Here's one

http://www.misawa.com/mec/index.htm

I hit those links and they open up new windows instead of loading into
them.
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Grey Hodge / jesus X | 1 Sep 2002 02:22

Re: Mozilla tshirt, etc.

AndkonDOTcom wrote:
> You people are amatuers. If you are going to showcase a system that
> killed 100+ million you need more than just some stupid dinosaur. I
> mean it looks just a little meaner than Barney anyways.

Once again the tiny mind makes a huge demonstration of it's limitless ignorance.
The art style is called Constructivist, which was starteed long before the
Bolshevik revolution in Russian, and is not representative of China at all. The
style ws user bu Soviets, Facists, and Democratics as well. During WWII the
USSR, Nazi Germany, and the USA all used the Constructivist style of art to
gather up popular support for the war. Note that the USA and the USSR were on
the same side in WWII.

> By the way, using that original design on the tshirt would be a
> violation of copyright...

Unless one was to get permission.

> Seen the news article on aoltw's news site that said AOL uses the
> gecko engine for Macs? That didnt even mention Mozilla :)

It didn't mention Bugzilla either. Or Tinderbox, or Bonsai, or any other
mozilla.org technology. But it did mention Gecko, which is a Mozilla.org
technology. We don't expect the Mozilla distribution to rule the world, just Gecko.

> Used Netscape 7? WOW I love giant bloated software that weighs 32 MB
> for my 56k modem to gobble. Thanks Mozilla!

Thank Netscape. mozilla.org is not respobnsible for what distributor put in
their distro, just as Linux Torvalds isn't responsible for Red Hat, Mandrake,
(Continue reading)

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Darrin | 1 Sep 2002 01:38
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Re: Newbie to 1.0 .::. do I move to 1.1 ?

On Sat, 31 Aug 2002 23:27:59 GMT, Howard9 <homer <at> CUTTHISOUTnetbox.com>
wrote:

>Hi,
>
>As a newbie to Mozilla I have really taken to it (I'm an 
>indpdt web designer too).
>
>Is the 1.1 version something that is ready to be used by 
>non-testers ?
>I visited the site but couldn't find a download button that 
>indicated this.  It mentioned special versions.
>
>Howard

FWIW, I've been using Mozilla since build 0.9, and have had nothing
but problems with v1.1. It just isn't stable on by system (WinXP). It
crashes about every 10 minutes or so, where it says it has encountered
a problem and must close. I don't remember v1.0 or earlier versions
ever doing that.
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John A. | 1 Sep 2002 02:38

Future Successor to <blink> for Most Abused Annoying Netscape Feature?

Animated GIF page icons. :)

Especially once they start appearing in the bookmark menus.

JA
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Eric | 1 Sep 2002 02:36

two instances of mozilla w/ one profile on Linux

Does anyone know how to stop Mozilla 1.1 from popping up a window asking me
which profile I want to use? I only have one profile.

Specifically, 
Slackware Linux 8.1
Blackbox windowmanager w/ 4 virtual desktops
If I have mozilla running, and try to start mozilla from the start menu,
it pops up a box asking me which profile to use. If I click the one
already in use, it says I can't use it because it is already in use.

I have two machines running Mozilla on Slackware/Blackbox and they don't
do that. I just built this third machine and it does this really
irritating thing. I tried copying a profile from another machine but it
didn't seem to matter.

I tried bot the Slackware system package of 1.0 and the mozilla.orf downloaded
1.1. Same problem.

It is really irritating to be in desktop 4 and want mozilla, and instead
of just clicking mozilla on the menu, I have to move to desktop 1, open a
new window and send it to desktop 4, then jump back to desktop 4 again.
Blech!

Any help appreciated.
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dwx | 1 Sep 2002 03:25
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Re: Future Successor to <blink> for Most Abused Annoying Netscape Feature?

nu Dsigner:
   wow! 'at's so kewl. I should hav 1 for my Web site.
   hmmm... should I do a spinning 1 or a flamming 1?
   no! rite, I shall use a blinking one :)

John A. wrote:
> Animated GIF page icons. :)
> 
> Especially once they start appearing in the bookmark menus.
> 
> JA
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