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03/12/2003, 8:45am, EST
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Camino builds moving to Mozilla source
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Steve Dagley of Netscape provided some notes on recent "nightly builds" of Camino browser for Mac OS X (previously called Chimera): "We're seeing lots of feedback from people that are surprised the current Camino nightly builds aren't as stable as the ones leading up to the 0.7 milestone. This is to be expected as we move to the Mozilla trunk from the old Chimera branch. Some people may enjoy living on the bleeding edge during this transition but for those that don't we suggest sticking with the Camino 0.7 milestone release posted last week."
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"hey you, stop giving away that free browser that you spent hundreds of hours on!"
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As a user this does not mean anything to me..
However, the crashes do..
Can't wait till Safari has tabs
keith
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It's a good thing guys, and stop threatening open source developers. Have some respect.
For the record, i use safari.
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It would be sad if Camino died. Safari would have no competition and would stagnate.
I still think OW is the best interface.
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Keep up the good work - it is appreciated.
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