Charles Milton Ling wrote:
> Nice.
> What more can I say?

Fairly painless, do the reinstall and then run the install stuff for all
the things added since the last update (mainly flash). I do note that
other browsers update instead of reinstall from scratch, something which
might be included in 1.5 or whatever.

MINOR ODDNESS: I note that my panel now shows "Gecko" as the running
application, not "Seamonkey." so the window manager is getting different
information since the change. Why.

I will put up a screen dump so people can see it, I'm sure it will save
some "what does that mean?" questions. See
http://www.tmr.com/~davidsen/Gecko.jpg lower right corner.

--
Bill Davidsen
"We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from
the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot

Bill Davidsen wrote:
> Charles Milton Ling wrote:
>> Nice.
>> What more can I say?
>
> Fairly painless, do the reinstall and then run the install stuff for all
> the things added since the last update (mainly flash). I do note that
> other browsers update instead of reinstall from scratch, something which
> might be included in 1.5 or whatever.
>
> MINOR ODDNESS: I note that my panel now shows "Gecko" as the running
> application, not "Seamonkey." so the window manager is getting different
> information since the change. Why.
>
> I will put up a screen dump so people can see it, I'm sure it will save
> some "what does that mean?" questions. See
> http://www.tmr.com/~davidsen/Gecko.jpg lower right corner.
>

Odd ..I have SM 1.1b installed on this machine and when I do as you have
I get SeaMonkey there and not "Gecko" ..I haven't got my other machine
on right now ..it has SM 1.0.6..I will have to see what it does ...or it
could be a Linux thing since I am running WinXP Home on this machine and
WinXP Pro on the other.

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Brian J. Graham wrote:
> Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> Charles Milton Ling wrote:
>>> Nice.
>>> What more can I say?
>>
>> Fairly painless, do the reinstall and then run the install stuff for
>> all the things added since the last update (mainly flash). I do note
>> that other browsers update instead of reinstall from scratch,
>> something which might be included in 1.5 or whatever.
>>
>> MINOR ODDNESS: I note that my panel now shows "Gecko" as the running
>> application, not "Seamonkey." so the window manager is getting
>> different information since the change. Why.
>>
>> I will put up a screen dump so people can see it, I'm sure it will
>> save some "what does that mean?" questions. See
>> http://www.tmr.com/~davidsen/Gecko.jpg lower right corner.
>>
>
> Odd ..I have SM 1.1b installed on this machine and when I do as you have
> I get SeaMonkey there and not "Gecko" ..I haven't got my other machine
> on right now ..it has SM 1.0.6..I will have to see what it does ...or it
> could be a Linux thing since I am running WinXP Home on this machine and
> WinXP Pro on the other.
>

Have now checked the other machine running SM 1.0.6 on WinXP Pro and it
too shows "SeaMonkey" there and not "Gecko".

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Charles Milton Ling wrote:
> Nice.
> What more can I say?

I have an interesting effect with my Recently installed SM 1.0.6 on
MandrakeLinux 10.1 (I'm waiting for the Mandravia 2007 discs to be
delivered.)

I have SM set up to boot into the Mail & Newsgroups screen, and, with my
previous SM 1.0.0, when I started I got an instance of SM M&N on the
task bar.

Now, I get a "Starting Seamonkey" on the task bar, then, maybe 15 sec
later, I get the SM M&N on the task bar WITH the "Starting Seamonkey"
task still showing for another 15 secs or so.

As I type this, it occurs to me that I have my system set up not to show
a "splash screen", but, maybe, the internal process that causes the
splash screen to, otherwise, appear may still be happening, causing this
entry on the Task Bar.

Anybody else noticed this, especially if you don't use a splash screen
and extra especially if your on Linux?

Daniel

Daniel wrote:
> Charles Milton Ling wrote:
>> Nice.
>> What more can I say?
>
> I have an interesting effect with my Recently installed SM 1.0.6 on
> MandrakeLinux 10.1 (I'm waiting for the Mandravia 2007 discs to be
> delivered.)
>
> I have SM set up to boot into the Mail & Newsgroups screen, and, with my
> previous SM 1.0.0, when I started I got an instance of SM M&N on the
> task bar.
>
> Now, I get a "Starting Seamonkey" on the task bar, then, maybe 15 sec
> later, I get the SM M&N on the task bar WITH the "Starting Seamonkey"
> task still showing for another 15 secs or so.
>
> As I type this, it occurs to me that I have my system set up not to show
> a "splash screen", but, maybe, the internal process that causes the
> splash screen to, otherwise, appear may still be happening, causing this
> entry on the Task Bar.
>
> Anybody else noticed this, especially if you don't use a splash screen
> and extra especially if your on Linux?
>
> Daniel

I should have also mentioned that Mail Junk Control doesn't work but,
then again, it hasn't worked for SM 1.0.0 either. Cannot get the
selections in the JMC to stick.

Daniel

On 11/16/2006 02:19 AM, Daniel wrote:
> Daniel wrote:
>> Charles Milton Ling wrote:
>>> Nice.
>>> What more can I say?
>>
>> I have an interesting effect with my Recently installed SM 1.0.6 on
>> MandrakeLinux 10.1 (I'm waiting for the Mandravia 2007 discs to be
>> delivered.)
>>
>> I have SM set up to boot into the Mail & Newsgroups screen, and, with
>> my previous SM 1.0.0, when I started I got an instance of SM M&N on
>> the task bar.
>>
>> Now, I get a "Starting Seamonkey" on the task bar, then, maybe 15 sec
>> later, I get the SM M&N on the task bar WITH the "Starting Seamonkey"
>> task still showing for another 15 secs or so.
>>
>> As I type this, it occurs to me that I have my system set up not to
>> show a "splash screen", but, maybe, the internal process that causes
>> the splash screen to, otherwise, appear may still be happening,
>> causing this entry on the Task Bar.
>>
>> Anybody else noticed this, especially if you don't use a splash screen
>> and extra especially if your on Linux?
>>
>> Daniel
>
> I should have also mentioned that Mail Junk Control doesn't work but,
> then again, it hasn't worked for SM 1.0.0 either. Cannot get the
> selections in the JMC to stick.
>
> Daniel

Look here: http://kb.mozillazine.org/ . Go into the Seamonkey section
and see if something there applies to you.

This might be useful: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Inbox_stays_blank . You
might consider applying that advice to the junk mail folder.

Good luck.


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Mumia W. (using mozilla) wrote:
> On 11/16/2006 02:19 AM, Daniel wrote:
>> Daniel wrote:
>>> Charles Milton Ling wrote:
>>>> Nice.
>>>> What more can I say?
>>>
>>> I have an interesting effect with my Recently installed SM 1.0.6 on
>>> MandrakeLinux 10.1 (I'm waiting for the Mandravia 2007 discs to be
>>> delivered.)
>>>
>>> I have SM set up to boot into the Mail & Newsgroups screen, and, with
>>> my previous SM 1.0.0, when I started I got an instance of SM M&N on
>>> the task bar.
>>>
>>> Now, I get a "Starting Seamonkey" on the task bar, then, maybe 15 sec
>>> later, I get the SM M&N on the task bar WITH the "Starting Seamonkey"
>>> task still showing for another 15 secs or so.
>>>
>>> As I type this, it occurs to me that I have my system set up not to
>>> show a "splash screen", but, maybe, the internal process that causes
>>> the splash screen to, otherwise, appear may still be happening,
>>> causing this entry on the Task Bar.
>>>
>>> Anybody else noticed this, especially if you don't use a splash
>>> screen and extra especially if your on Linux?
>>>
>>> Daniel
>>
>> I should have also mentioned that Mail Junk Control doesn't work but,
>> then again, it hasn't worked for SM 1.0.0 either. Cannot get the
>> selections in the JMC to stick.
>>
>> Daniel
>
> Look here: http://kb.mozillazine.org/ . Go into the Seamonkey section
> and see if something there applies to you.
>
> This might be useful: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Inbox_stays_blank . You
> might consider applying that advice to the junk mail folder.
>
> Good luck.
>
>

Thanks for the links. At a quick glance, nothing applies, but I'll give
them a better read shortly.

In the mean time, I've just deleted the Training.dat file. When I
restart SM, I'll try setting things up again and see if they stick.

Daniel

Brian J. Graham wrote:
> Brian J. Graham wrote:
>> Bill Davidsen wrote:
>>> Charles Milton Ling wrote:
>>>> Nice.
>>>> What more can I say?
>>>
>>> Fairly painless, do the reinstall and then run the install stuff for
>>> all the things added since the last update (mainly flash). I do note
>>> that other browsers update instead of reinstall from scratch,
>>> something which might be included in 1.5 or whatever.
>>>
>>> MINOR ODDNESS: I note that my panel now shows "Gecko" as the running
>>> application, not "Seamonkey." so the window manager is getting
>>> different information since the change. Why.
>>>
>>> I will put up a screen dump so people can see it, I'm sure it will
>>> save some "what does that mean?" questions. See
>>> http://www.tmr.com/~davidsen/Gecko.jpg lower right corner.
>>>
>>
>> Odd ..I have SM 1.1b installed on this machine and when I do as you
>> have I get SeaMonkey there and not "Gecko" ..I haven't got my other
>> machine on right now ..it has SM 1.0.6..I will have to see what it
>> does ...or it could be a Linux thing since I am running WinXP Home on
>> this machine and WinXP Pro on the other.
>>
>
> Have now checked the other machine running SM 1.0.6 on WinXP Pro and it
> too shows "SeaMonkey" there and not "Gecko".
>
Odd. Well, I can live with it, just wondered.

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"We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from
the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot