Jethro wrote:

> Now that Mozilla has issued the last releases of these series, will
> SuSE/openSUSE/Novell provide them for users of SuSE 10.1?

hu, from the first day that mozilla relaesed 2.0 series
openSUSE have 2.0 rpm's of them

> The latest
> releases from S/o/N are well adrift of those from Mozilla - these new
> releases contain code that permits updating to the 2.0 series.
>
> I'm not criticizing S/o/N and I'm not a 'troll'; so, no flames, please!

add a openSUSE repo ;-)
http://ftp.skynet.be/pub/software.op...USE_Linux_10.1
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EOS
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Running KDE 3.5.7 / openSUSE 10.2

EOS wrote:
> Jethro wrote:
>
>> Now that Mozilla has issued the last releases of these series, will
>> SuSE/openSUSE/Novell provide them for users of SuSE 10.1?
>
> hu, from the first day that mozilla relaesed 2.0 series
> openSUSE have 2.0 rpm's of them
>
>> The latest
>> releases from S/o/N are well adrift of those from Mozilla - these new
>> releases contain code that permits updating to the 2.0 series.
>>
>> I'm not criticizing S/o/N and I'm not a 'troll'; so, no flames, please!
>
> add a openSUSE repo ;-)
> http://ftp.skynet.be/pub/software.op...USE_Linux_10.1

Thank you! I had to download & install manually because YOU kept
crashing (click accept and it disappeared) but all went well.

EOS wrote:
> Jethro wrote:
>
>> Now that Mozilla has issued the last releases of these series, will
>> SuSE/openSUSE/Novell provide them for users of SuSE 10.1?
>
> hu, from the first day that mozilla relaesed 2.0 series
> openSUSE have 2.0 rpm's of them
>
>> The latest
>> releases from S/o/N are well adrift of those from Mozilla - these new
>> releases contain code that permits updating to the 2.0 series.
>>
>> I'm not criticizing S/o/N and I'm not a 'troll'; so, no flames, please!
>
> add a openSUSE repo ;-)
> http://ftp.skynet.be/pub/software.op...USE_Linux_10.1

Yea, but at that point none of the plugins I use were yet functional for
the new ones. I tried it for Thunderbird and could not get a working
attachment extractor. And when I went back, the old one had been
trashed and it was no longer on the Mozilla site. So now I'm stuck
without it until I feel motivated to try the update again.

Until, and ONLY until there are valid, new, released plugins, why would
anyone want to cripple their use-ability by upgrading? There needs to
be some effective co-ordinatation between major version updates and
plugin releases.

John