2004-04-20 BRANCH Build is Now Available for Testing
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2004-04-20 BRANCH Build is Now Available for Testing
Hi everyone,
Here is the first "weekly" build for testing based on the 1.7 branch:
Windows (with the new branding artwork):
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/ ... 20-03-1.7/
OS X (with the new branding artwork)
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/ ... 20-12-1.7/
What's New
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1) I'm excited to announce our new branding artwork for Thunderbird! Many thanks to Jon Hicks, Steven Garrity and the rest of the visual identity team for developing the new brand identity for Thunderbird! Please note that the same trademark restrictions that apply to the new Firefox branding artwork also applies to the Thunderbird artwork! The branch windows nightly build currently has the new artwork. For details about the artwork you can read Jon's blog about the new art:
Hick's Blog Entry about the new icons
2) The about dialog got a bit of a face lift to better integrate the new artwork
3) We currently show just the display name for message recipients matching people you already know in your addressbook (ala mail.app and Outlook). Mousing over the friendly display name shows a tooltip with the email address. the addresss context menu also shows the email address. For those of you (I'm sure there will be :)) that don't like this, you can easily turn it off: Tools / Options / Advanced / General Settings.
4) When starting up a new profile, don't assume the user's resolution is 800x600, giving us a very small 3-pane window on first launch for high resolution screens. Instead, take a look at the current resolution and try to pick a sane initial width and height.
5) The UA for the branch build is version 0.6a (just a reminder)
6) Pinstripe for OS X has several bug improvements including the return of status indicators in the message list pane (for replied, forwarded, and mark as deleted). (Thanks Kevin!)
7) You can now Open attachments from the mail compose window. (double click the attachment or right click on the attachment and select Open). This is an easy way to double check the contents of your attachments before you send your message.
8) As always, the automated windows build includes the new junk controls.
I'll post a weekly test build for the trunk (which has a lot more feature work on it, but less stability/bug regressions) tomorrow or Thursday depending how the bits look.
Known Issues:
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1) None
Enjoy and please help us test out these builds as we drive towards 0.6 in the coming weeks!
-Scott
Here is the first "weekly" build for testing based on the 1.7 branch:
Windows (with the new branding artwork):
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/ ... 20-03-1.7/
OS X (with the new branding artwork)
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/ ... 20-12-1.7/
What's New
-------------
1) I'm excited to announce our new branding artwork for Thunderbird! Many thanks to Jon Hicks, Steven Garrity and the rest of the visual identity team for developing the new brand identity for Thunderbird! Please note that the same trademark restrictions that apply to the new Firefox branding artwork also applies to the Thunderbird artwork! The branch windows nightly build currently has the new artwork. For details about the artwork you can read Jon's blog about the new art:
Hick's Blog Entry about the new icons
2) The about dialog got a bit of a face lift to better integrate the new artwork
3) We currently show just the display name for message recipients matching people you already know in your addressbook (ala mail.app and Outlook). Mousing over the friendly display name shows a tooltip with the email address. the addresss context menu also shows the email address. For those of you (I'm sure there will be :)) that don't like this, you can easily turn it off: Tools / Options / Advanced / General Settings.
4) When starting up a new profile, don't assume the user's resolution is 800x600, giving us a very small 3-pane window on first launch for high resolution screens. Instead, take a look at the current resolution and try to pick a sane initial width and height.
5) The UA for the branch build is version 0.6a (just a reminder)
6) Pinstripe for OS X has several bug improvements including the return of status indicators in the message list pane (for replied, forwarded, and mark as deleted). (Thanks Kevin!)
7) You can now Open attachments from the mail compose window. (double click the attachment or right click on the attachment and select Open). This is an easy way to double check the contents of your attachments before you send your message.
8) As always, the automated windows build includes the new junk controls.
I'll post a weekly test build for the trunk (which has a lot more feature work on it, but less stability/bug regressions) tomorrow or Thursday depending how the bits look.
Known Issues:
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1) None
Enjoy and please help us test out these builds as we drive towards 0.6 in the coming weeks!
-Scott
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Thunderbirds are Go!
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Thanks.
I am currently running the 04/07/2004 build of Krueger's.
Here is what has changed since that build (I know a lot of others are running it as well):
bug fixes (13)
bugs fixed
new bugs (67)
new bugs
This looks like a pretty big amount of new bugs versus bugs fixed ratio. Maybe to some people this is worth it (depends how much certain bugs mean to you personally), but to me, I think I might wait.
Please don't take this the wrong way. Your work is GREATLY appreciated by all, I am sure. I don't doubt that many of these bugs are either being worked on, or have just recently popped up as of the latest branching and "bug day" activities. I also want to make sure that people should not shy away from testing this build so as to confirm any fixes or find any new bugs which might come along. I am just saying this might not be one for ME.
Thanks again.
I am currently running the 04/07/2004 build of Krueger's.
Here is what has changed since that build (I know a lot of others are running it as well):
bug fixes (13)
bugs fixed
new bugs (67)
new bugs
This looks like a pretty big amount of new bugs versus bugs fixed ratio. Maybe to some people this is worth it (depends how much certain bugs mean to you personally), but to me, I think I might wait.
Please don't take this the wrong way. Your work is GREATLY appreciated by all, I am sure. I don't doubt that many of these bugs are either being worked on, or have just recently popped up as of the latest branching and "bug day" activities. I also want to make sure that people should not shy away from testing this build so as to confirm any fixes or find any new bugs which might come along. I am just saying this might not be one for ME.
Thanks again.
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sasquatch your bug link is invalid. Those are bug that were filed on the 1.8 trunk in the last month. Some are 1.8 regressions. Others are random issues that have always been there. So shying away from a
stable branch build offering because someone filed a bug on the trunk seems wrong
stable branch build offering because someone filed a bug on the trunk seems wrong
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If you couldn't "embed" the links, it is doubtful I can, unfortunately.
Do you have a better link for bugs since 4/7/2004? That was all I had to go by, and if you had something better, that would be great.
I am no wizard at Bugzilla, and thought those were the correct ones. Please give me a link to the correct ones. That would be great news.
Thanks.
Do you have a better link for bugs since 4/7/2004? That was all I had to go by, and if you had something better, that would be great.
I am no wizard at Bugzilla, and thought those were the correct ones. Please give me a link to the correct ones. That would be great news.
Thanks.
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like this...?
bug fixes (13)
bugs fixed
new bugs (67)
new bugs
you do it like this, (no spaces) [ url = http...and-so-on] the link text comes here [/url]
bug fixes (13)
bugs fixed
new bugs (67)
new bugs
you do it like this, (no spaces) [ url = http...and-so-on] the link text comes here [/url]
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Hi!
This bug still exist:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic ... highlight=
Will it ever be fixed?
Roti
This bug still exist:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic ... highlight=
Will it ever be fixed?
Roti
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Tried it again with a target of Thunderbird0.6 and came up with :
8 new or assigned or reopened
9 bugs resolved (either fixed or wontfix)
8 new or assigned or reopened
9 bugs resolved (either fixed or wontfix)
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Dunderklumpen wrote:sasquatch:
Since you do not know how to create short links intestead of breaking the layout - <b>stop</b> posting them.
Read above, read the example and learn.
And to get back to build - really nice artwork. The icons looks nice and so does the new blue bird.
Hey, I tried.
Try lightening up the tone a little, OK?
Besides, the links still work even if you can't see the end of them.
If the "layout" gets "broken", maybe that should be addressed by the layout people, not by those posting here.
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sasquatch wrote:Hey, I tried.
Try lightening up the tone a little, OK?
Besides, the links still work even if you can't see the end of them.
If the "layout" gets "broken", maybe that should be addressed by the layout people, not by those posting here.
Pardon me for thinking that you had at least some basic knowledge in html.
Back on topic: Really neat to have two icons matching each other and the new build seemes to be running smoothly. Great work!
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