Get FireFox button ?

[wino at piments.com]

Yes but anyone looking a wine knows about Linux and knows about the  
ammount crap to expect for IE be it on wine or windows

I find it hard to imagine that anyone coming to wine needs to be made  
aware of FF or any other non-IE browser.

The Open-standards link suggested would be a good idea for a link page but  
I agree with Marcus that it is not needed on the front page.

Why not some worthy appeal buttons as well , Tsunami victims are less  
important than FireFox?

m2c ;)

On Wed, 06 Jul 2005 14:27:12 +0200, Andreas Mohr  
<andi at rhlx01.fht-esslingen.de> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> On Wed, Jul 06, 2005 at 01:46:06PM +0200, Holly Bostick wrote:
>> By the way, did you guys know that Mozilla.org links to CX on the
>> plugins page?
>>
>> http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/linux.html
>>
>> Check the bottom of the page.
>>
>> They even bring Wine into it, and compliment Codeweavers for their
>> support of the Wine project.
>>
>> Damn decent of them, really.
>>
>> But, whatever.
>>
>> Holly
> Do I sense some slight disagreement in this mail? ;-)
>
> Well, I for one am slightly astonished about that FireFox button  
> reaction.
>
> The whole world is talking about the lack of interoperability or  
> community
> efforts within the OSS community, and here we are blindly rejecting
> any attempt to go into such a direction.
>
> So, while it can very easily be considered not very "PC" to place a  
> specific
> Mozilla button on the main page, a non-specific "you may get a
> standards-compliant browser here" button surely cannot hurt?
> (provided a decent web site exists for such an effort, and provided we
> really want to do that)
>
> I mean, *did* we have a huge amount of pain from all the non-standard
> web pages caused by the "less than perfectly" interoperable Intrusion  
> Engine,
> or didn't we?
> And *did* we have huge pains from the continually reoccurring security
> issues of IE or didn't we?
>
> Next time you tell us we should remove the donation button from the
> web page since it distracts users...
>
> Andreas Mohr
>
>