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Planet Ubuntu NewsPosted by BostonPeng on 27 February 2008
[Corrected the program name in the post title. D'oh! - Peng]
Yesterday Mozilla released another security and stability update for their email client, making Thunderbird 2.0.0.12 now available. Due to some security fixes, this upgrade is strongly recommended for all Thunderbird users. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Mozilla, Tech | Tagged: email, Mozilla, security, Thunderbird, upgrade | Leave a Comment »
Posted by Nanci Barthelmess on 27 February 2008
LindenLabs is ever so close to releasing the SecondLife 1.19.0 software to everyone, but they fixed a few more bugs and want to try a fifth Release Candidate before officially releasing 1.196.0. (They started with RC0, which is why the fifth RC is numbered RC4 rather than number five.)
As we’ve said before, RC4 is test software and not to be used by the general public yet. There are still bugs that could cause major problems, (Blahblah softwaretestercakes.) Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in SecondLife, Tech | Tagged: bugs, calendar, JIRA, Release Candidate, rolling restarts, SecondLife, WindLight | Comments Off
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