Linked by lemur2 on Thu 17th Mar 2011 22:12 UTC
Mozilla & Gecko clones According to a post on the mozilla.dev.planning Google Group by Mozilla Senior Director of Engineering, Damon Sicore, the ship date for the stable version of Firefox 4, Tuesday 22 March, has been approved by Mozilla's IT and Marketing teams. Sicore notes that, should the developers discover any last-second blocker bugs that would prevent the final release, a second release candidate would be issued "as soon as possible" and the ship date would be reset. So far, the first RC has "received a very warm welcome", said Sicore.
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RE[2]: Sounds good, but ...
by WorknMan on Fri 18th Mar 2011 11:00 UTC in reply to "RE: Sounds good, but ..."
WorknMan
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2005-11-13

Why would you not ask the exact same question of the recent IE9 release by Microsoft ...


Because I don't give two shits about IE9.

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