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Gervase Markham  
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 More options Feb 10 2006, 7:25 am
Newsgroups: mozilla.dev.planning
From: Gervase Markham <g...@mozilla.org>
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 12:25:20 +0000
Local: Fri, Feb 10 2006 7:25 am
Subject: 2006-02-06 - Summary of mozilla.org staff meeting
2006-02-06 - Summary of mozilla.org staff meeting
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Present:
polvi, bc, bsmedberg, coop, dmose, dria, dveditz, gerv, josh, justdave,
justin, shaver, dbaron, jst, mscott, bienvenu, robert strong, jesse,
chase, blake kaplan, davel, timr, john lilly, jay, preed, myk, vlad,
aravind, rafael, pav, mitchell, asa, pkim, schrep, marcia, karen,
cbeard, dietrich, brendan.

*Firefox 1.5.0.1*

- First completely automated upgrade which worked perfectly for Mitchell
  - so we must be doing something right!
- 80 or 90 bug fixes went in; really good QA coverage

*Future releases*

- 1.0.8 is next on deck; rollup of every known issue with a patch
- Also looking to schedule a Thunderbird release
- Aiming for early March for 1.5.0.2

*Firefox 2*

- First alpha in a month
- Planning it over this week
- Call in numbers and meeting times will be publicised soon

- Onsite offsite in the last full week in March (27th -> 31st)
- Cool guest speaker wanted...

*Personnel*

- dietrich has joined from Yahoo
- Helping with Firefox 2 front end stuff
- Neil Deakin joins officially today (based in Toronto)
  - Runs XULPlanet; we are trying to do a better job of looking after
    XUL

*Marketing*

- Hosting a reporter from Red Herring on Friday
- Paul Kim will be chaperoning her
- Also hosting a reporter from Business Week in another week or two

- Announced the finalists of Extend Firefox today
- Winners announced in mid-February

*Foundation*

- FOSDEM L10n invitations have gone out; people are applying
- Foundation people are involved in GPLv3 comment process

- It's Frank's first day full time as the executive director of the MoFo

Gerv


 
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Robert Kaiser  
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 More options Feb 10 2006, 4:30 pm
Newsgroups: mozilla.dev.planning
From: Robert Kaiser <ka...@kairo.at>
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 22:30:38 +0100
Local: Fri, Feb 10 2006 4:30 pm
Subject: Re: 2006-02-06 - Summary of mozilla.org staff meeting
Gervase Markham schrieb:

> *Firefox 1.5.0.1*

> - First completely automated upgrade which worked perfectly for Mitchell
>   - so we must be doing something right!

So now we know it! You're producing Firefox just for Mitchell! ;-)

To be serious, congrats for that system, it also worked really well on a
computer for shared use at our student home. I'm looking forward to the
point when we'll be able to use it for SeaMonkey :)

> *Future releases*

> - 1.0.8 is next on deck; rollup of every known issue with a patch

Will there be a Mozilla 1.7.13 along with it, and will that be the last
Mozilla suite release?

> - Onsite offsite in the last full week in March (27th -> 31st)
> - Cool guest speaker wanted...

Is a real Mozilla developer meeting planned some time as well?
It would be nice to know of such plans long enough before it happens, as
e.g. I would perhaps travel over to California from over here (Europe)
and I guess other people might be willing to travel bigger distances as
well to join such a big meeting :)

Robert Kaiser


 
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