I'll be traveling quite a bit between now and the end of the year. On the negative side, I'll probably be less responsive to email than usually (that says a lot!), on the positive side, this may mean that I could be not too far from you one of the upcoming weeks! Here is a list of places I will be: […]
lundi 29 octobre 2007
The (not so) hidden goals of Prism, AIR and Silverlight
lundi 29 octobre 2007. en
The Prism project (formerly WebRunner[1] has recently been announced by Mozilla Labs. In this announcement, a sentence has been ruffling a few feathers at Adobe and Microsoft (emphasis mine): Unlike Adobe AIR and Microsoft Silverlight, we’re not building a proprietary platform to replace the web. We […]
mardi 23 octobre 2007
Mozilla Foundation 2006 revenue numbers
mardi 23 octobre 2007. en
Mitchell Baker just posted on her blog the 2006 revenue numbers for Mozilla. Once again, money is not how we measure success of the Mozilla project. Our impact on the industry, on the lives of our users are much more significant for us, but money ensures that we're sustainable and gives us options. […]
vendredi 12 octobre 2007
48 hours in Spain
vendredi 12 octobre 2007. en
Pascal, Anne-Julie and myself have spent last week 2 days in Madrid, Spain, to meet with journalists, bloggers and members of the Mozilla Community. The press coverage was simply huge! See below: Some of the articles published: Cinco Dìas: La batalla de los navegadores ; Pùblico: Un programa puede […]
mercredi 10 octobre 2007
Mozilla and Mobile
mercredi 10 octobre 2007. en
Mike Schroepfer, VP of Engineering at Mozilla, just posted a great article on his blog: Mozilla and Mobile. Go read it! A few excerpts for the busy people that can't afford clicking on the link: Mozilla will add mobile devices to the first class/tier-1 platform set for Mozilla2. This means we will […]
mardi 9 octobre 2007
173 000 French students and 40 000 teachers to get Firefox on a USB key
mardi 9 octobre 2007. en
Jean-Paul Huchon, president of the Région Ile de France (the greater Paris local government) has announced yesterday that his administration has started distributing 220 000 USB keys with Free and Open-Source software on it, including Firefox. The recipients are mostly students (173 000 of them) and […]
On my way to Milan
mardi 9 octobre 2007. en
...where I'll meet members of the press, bloggers and people of the local Mozilla Community. For those working on Firefox 3 (codenamed Gran Paradiso), I flew earlier today over the French and Italian Alps, probably just over the Gran Paradiso park. Here is how it looked like: […]
lundi 8 octobre 2007
The future of Thunderbird
lundi 8 octobre 2007. en
As David Ascher has been hired [1] to start a company code-named MailCo, David Bienvenue and Scott MacGregor have announced their departure from the Mozilla Foundation umbrella, while committing to Thunderbird development as they retain their module owner hats. Some of the Thunderbird users […]
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