04:29:53 <IsambardPrince> doh!
04:30:03 <IsambardPrince> openSUSE has ChatZilla in its own RPM.
04:30:06 <IsambardPrince> :/
04:30:48 <a-865> is that a problem?
04:31:33 <IsambardPrince> I ended up dumping the XPI from the tarball in the /usr/lib64/seamonkey path.
04:34:21 <a-865> This right here is CZ running in Buc's 2.53.17 build on Leap 15.5, run from /usr/local/smcur/
04:35:09 <a-865> none of openSUSE's Mozilla builds installed on this Leap
04:36:12 <IsambardPrince> I suppose I could dump it into /opt.
04:40:50 <a-865> Lotsa mozillas in /usr/local/ here:
04:40:51 <a-865> > ls -ld /usr/local/* | egrep 'ff|sm|pm' | wc -l
04:40:53 <a-865> 27
04:40:54 <a-865> ff=firefoxESR sm=seamonkey pm=palemoon
05:41:24 <GrannyGoose> IsambardPrince would be a better choice to dump it into /Opt imo
06:02:00 <IsambardPrince> I set SeaMonkey to top post by default in replies to email.
06:02:15 <IsambardPrince> We lost that battle as soon as the top-posting Microsoft garbage became popular.
06:50:49 <njsg> IsambardPrince: no, it's still the same, two different worlds. Perhaps with a few more people thinking that it's lost, but it's still quite common to see bottom-posting.
06:51:29 <njsg> IsambardPrince: if bottom posting becomes a problem, you can expect the quoting indicator to become a problem sometimes too, with people who don't understand that's how quoted text is indicated in e-mail :-\
06:52:14 <njsg> Either way, Microsoft *deserves* to lose this war bigly ever since they invented the quarantine with "adaptive ML" or what it is that silently decides what to silently drop.
07:11:51 <frg_Away> IsambardPrince if they do not built it from SeaMonkey sources it will not work. Needs updates. Basically dead upstream. l10n might also be a problem. The one in our sources is SeaMonkey only..
07:12:39 <IsambardPrince> Wait. I lost my messages.
07:12:42 <IsambardPrince> What won't work?
07:13:18 <njsg> chatzilla from separate rpm
07:17:07 <IsambardPrince> I'm using it now.
07:17:18 <IsambardPrince> It says chatzilla 0.17
07:18:43 <frg_Away> lsambardPrince well then it is the internal ones. Makes no sense to bundle it seperately. Only causes grief if you don't update during SeaMonkey update.
07:19:48 <IsambardPrince> The XPI matches the one from the tarball.
07:24:10 <frg_Away> Probably rpm dependencies set but still nothing I would do.
09:04:12 <IsambardPrince> I wonder, why are WebComponents still off?