Subject | Re: [Firebird-general] Re: So much for Mozilla dropping Firebird |
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Author | Mark O'Donohue |
Post date | 2003-09-13T01:09:21Z |
Hi Brendan
brendaneich wrote:
When do you intend to make that news public? Or at least more widely
known within your own community.
At that time I think we would like to put up something on our site,
thanking moz staff for appreciating our situation, and indicating that
were satisfied with the outcome.
transparently into end user applications - so you never know.
Cheers
Mark
brendaneich wrote:
> --- In Firebird-general@yahoogroups.com, "brendaneich" <brendan@m...>That certainly is welcome news!
> wrote:
>
> I wanted to let you all know that mozilla.org will rename Mozilla
> Firebird as soon as possible. The renaming won't happen before the
> Mozilla Firebird 0.7 release due this month.
>
When do you intend to make that news public? Or at least more widely
known within your own community.
At that time I think we would like to put up something on our site,
thanking moz staff for appreciating our situation, and indicating that
were satisfied with the outcome.
>One of the advantages of fb is it's ability to embed fairly
> In view of a forthcoming Firebird newsreader mentioned by Alexander V.
> Nevsky, I wonder whether we could some day have a Firebird web browser
> that uses the Firebird database code (for history, cache, other
> metadata) in combination with the Mozilla browser and Gecko layout
> engine code. Such a browser would be a first-class db browser, too,
> of course. Just a thought,
>
transparently into end user applications - so you never know.
Cheers
Mark