Re: Linux and Software Freedom
ya knygar <[email protected]>
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> You personally probably don't need need Firefox to tell you anything about its up to date status. Your Linux distribution handles your updates and your versions. That's relevant for the 1-2% of Firefox users on Linux for sure. i disagree that is kind of -- your Updater or some Software Market on any OS should be started to see - what you have now. It isn't right. BTW - you can't see easily - what version or brand of GUI you have on Linux, is it nice and we should relate on these developers or distributors-packagers always? For Chrome - most of people - probably doesn't know the current version of it on their system, it makes sense for me, if combined of promotion of new-super-version and it's new features on the site. > It's a bug. Yes, we should not do that. In this case we should have had 5.0.1 only go to Mac users -- downloads and updates. i think - the updating should not stop because you could want - for some stupid example - ship all the portable and desktop versions in parallel, so i'm kind -- from the camp of - "Versions doesn't matter"