Lester Caine wrote:

> Given that Mozilla have now shown their true colours and announced the
> death of the Mozilla Suite.
> http://www.mozilla.org/seamonkey-transition.html
> Does anybody have an alternative suite that can be used to provide
> browsing/eMail/composer interlinked in the one windows/linux package.

it seems that is not quite dead
"Seamonkey is dead, long live Seamonkey. As the Mozilla Foundation
officially stops development on the Mozilla Suite, a new external group
has formed to take over the running of the project. This is another
example of the Mozilla Community stepping up and playing a valuable
role. Some people like the idea of a separate browser, mail client,
editor, and so on. Some like integration, so let's hope Seamonkey
survives and thrives in some form, as they can certainly live in
parallel. Extension authors will continue to busily do their thing,
creating great little add-ons and larger programs based on Mozilla
technologies. "

http://wiki.mozilla.org/SeaMonkey:Home_Page

http://www.mozillazine.org/articles/article6258.html

>
> Oh well - perhaps it's just another push to get the Tikipro/Firebird
> package working fully and just use Firefox as a dumb viewer ;)
>

firefox+thunderbird+calendar could be made to work together (create only
one install?)


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Regards,

Marius - linux admin