[ Thanks to An Anonymous Reader for
this link. ]
“However this doesn’t mean that Firefox 3 should be
regarded exclusively as part of a Linux distribution but also as
software that is distributable. In fact, the Mozilla Foundation has
setup the Spread Firefox campaign, not the Spread [insert your
favorite distro here] campaign. Thus it seems reasonable to expect
that the Firefox 3 package available from mozilla.com will work
across Linux installations which are not pre-historic. As we stated
before: it works for Windows 2000 which is 8 years old. Why would
it not work for a 1.5 year old Linux distribution?”
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