Weekly Status Report, W45/2007

Here's a summary of my SeaMonkey/Mozilla-related work items in week 45/2007 (November 5 - 11):

• SeaMonkey Releases:
  SeaMonkey 1.1.6 was released on Monday, I continued uploading contributed builds throughout the week.
• SeaMonkey Website:
  I spent another bunch of time on getting the new Website finalized to be our primary web appearance, which we switched to on late Sunday finally.
• SeaMonkey Project Structure:
  Internal discussions in a core team around the SeaMonkey Council continue, we hope to get something about our restructuring into the public soon.
• Source L10n:
  My SeaMonkey L10n announcement is written, but I still want some signoff by the Mozilla L10n lead. Wait to read more about this soon.
  The L10n review for CVS-based ChatZilla langpacksis a bit unclear to me, I need to discuss that a bit further with Axel.
• German L10n:
  FF3beta1 should really be able to ship in German, and SeaMonkey trunk builds were also kept up-to-date.
• Various Discussions:
  Cert override UI, feed discovery, browser notifications, login manager, storage templates, dictionary licensing, auto-update system, etc.

As you might have seen, the new SeaMonkey website features a "Powered by Mozilla" logo - we are proud to be part of this amazing project and glad to be able to advertise our Mozilla heritage and core (and not some other brand). I still love the old theme that I think is now as accurate as ever for the Mozilla project: "hack - this technology could fall into the right hands"