Firefox 3.5 coming out -- will it be in Slackware 13?
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The Firefox artwork has been updated for Firefox 3.5, but the 'firefox.png' file in the 'slackware current' source package is still the old one.
Bill.
It's still the old version in the source directory for Firefox 3.5.1 which has just appeared in 'Current'. How does one contact 'Slackware' to get the correct updated file in the source/package?.
Several people in the Slackware team read this forum, so maybe they have already read this and informed P. Volkerding. If not, you can also report the problem by contacting him directly by e-mail (volkerdi at slackware.com).
Edit: by the way, are you really sure this is not the new logo?
Several people in the Slackware team read this forum, so maybe they have already read this and informed P. Volkerding. If not, you can also report the problem by contacting him directly by e-mail (volkerdi at slackware.com).
Edit: by the way, are you really sure this is not the new logo?
Well the file datestamp of 'firefox.png' in the source directory is 11/10/06. The new Firefox logo, which first appeared in Firefox 3.5 as a release, was only developed during May/June 2009.
Yes, and I think I am correct. In your image comparison, the image you label as 'new' is in fact the revision in 2006. The 2009 revisions are very different. For example, look at the shape of the 'tail':
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