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From: Louis Epstein <le@main.put.com>
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Subject: Seamonkey 2.24
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Why is the current revision of the Seamonkey port "2.23.2" rather than
2.24 (which Seamonkey sent me an automatic reminder that I needed)?

Currently it is not working for me because the file libcairo.so.2 is
desired by libxul.so and not found,so it can't load XPCOM (according
to the error message found in Fvwm).Would a deinstall and install
restore this shared object file?

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