The SeaMonkey Project - FOSDEM 2006

This presentation provides a rough overview of

history - how the SeaMonkey Project came into place,
the current state of the project and the suite code,
and the current plans for SeaMonkey's future.

I hope there will be enough time left for discussion of this between slides and after the presentation.

Speaker: Robert Kaiser <KaiRo@KaiRo.at>

Living in Steyr, Upper Austria, and attending Vienna University to become a Chemistry and Physics teacher
Leading his own one-man-business in the IT services area since January 2006 (KaiRo.at)
Known as "KaiRo" on IRC
Member of the SeaMonkey project management team ("SeaMonkey Council")
Head of MLP staff (Mozilla Localization Project)
Maintainer of the SeaMonkey/Mozilla German Project (http://www.seamonkey.at/) since late 1999, first German Mozilla version was M12, released at 2000-01-01.
Creator of EarlyBlue and LCARStrek themes
Contributing some smaller patches to the mozilla.org codebase, most of them in UI and L10n areas, as well as SeaMonkey infrastructure.

The slides

This presentation was created for the European Mozilla Developer Meeting 2006 at FOSDEM in Brussels.
The slides for this talk are written in HTML 4.01 Strict and CSS.
It helps a lot to turn on SeaMonkey's "Site Navigation Bar" for navigating through the slides, as all pages are linked via <link> tags (as defined in HTML 2.0). Click "Next" to start with the first slide from this index page. "Top" will take you back to this index from all the slides.
If you don't have such a clever navigation tool, there are "next" links on all slides that let you navigate through the whole presentation, which also have the accesskey "n" assigned so one can use Alt+N to go to the next page.
You can also use the table of contents to access all slides without the navigation bar.
If you want to look through them later, see http://slides.kairo.at/fosdem2006/.
All slides and images © 02/2006 Robert Kaiser and The SeaMonkey Project.