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Subject: Re: Now that Netscape can be packaged...
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * > 	Brief question on this:: are we going to have netscape, v4
 * > 	--gold or otherwise?  Or the older v3.XX only?
 * 
 * I thought the "gold" designation was retired completely with 3.XX.
 * Was I wrong?

My understanding is that the original "netscape"/"netscape-gold"
distinction is sort of inherited in the "navigator"/"communicator"
feud.

Satoshi