No new windows build?
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fingerprint wrote:Yeah it's great for the 3% of the world that use Linux, I'm happy for you
Hey, the Windows users always get the front seat. Just let this one be an exception okay?
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This is at least the third time we have been "put to the back burner," thank you. It's funny; I always thought that Linux users were the first folks the devs had in mind.daihard wrote:fingerprint wrote:Last Windows release was the 11th, today is the 16. It's getting depressing with no new release with the toolbar fixed :(
Well as a Linux user, I feel it kinda refreshing to see the Windows version put to the backburner... ;)
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Yes, Mozilla and Phoenix users are going to be using Linux and Apple more than normal without a doubt. Worldwide it's quite a different story though. I'd love to see the day when Windows, Apple, and Linux (yes I know many want a day with no Windows) were equally distributed and used and competed realistically but that day is far away. Anyways, since only 18% of the Phoenix Help users are on Linux I don't see why they get daily updates but the rest of us don't that's all.
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grayrest wrote:djst wrote:Actually 18,74% of the Phoenix Help visitors are running Linux.
How many are running moz? I get 70.34% at grayrest.com
Then in reality, more than 18.74 percent of the Phoenix users may be using Linux. The Linux folks tend to hack things around themselves to find a solutino instead of going to the Help site.
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Flii wrote:this isn't the only "one" time, dai. i think you push linux a bit hard on almost every thread you post on.
Okay, I'll shut up...
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grayrest wrote:djst wrote:Actually 18.74% of the Phoenix Help visitors are running Linux.
How many are running moz? I get 70.34% at grayrest.com
Since January 1st 2003:
1. Mozilla 502.133 90,45%
2. Microsoft Internet Explorer 36.006 6,49%
3. Netscape Navigator 10.903 1,96%
4. Opera 3.039 0,55%
5. Other 2.671 0,48%
6. Apple 203 0,04%
7. Search engine crawlers 160 0,03%
8. i-Mode devices 16 0,00%
Total 555.131 100,00%
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fingerprint wrote:Last Windows release was the 11th, today is the 16. It's getting depressing with no new release with the toolbar fixed
Well, it isn't technically "fixed". There's still a bug with the patch, albeit a vastly less severe one than the current code, and it hasn't been checked in yet. So even if it was building for win32 now, you'd not be getting a fixed build unless you used the patched file from <a href=http://www.mozillazine.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5992>this thread</a>.
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