Puppy Linux adds Opera, drops SeaMonkey
The Puppy Linux project team, which debuted its v2.0 on June 1, has released a followup version that replaces Mozilla's SeaMonkey suite of web applications with Opera 9.0 Beta 2, founder and chief evangelist Barry Kauler said June 8 in his weblog.
Other changes made in the latest version, as listed by Kauler, include:
*release notes of version 2.00 "standard" (SeaMonkey) Puppy also apply
*Amaya 8.8.51 WYSIWYG HTML editor replaces SeaMonkey Composer
*Gaim has been removed (Opera has an IRC chat client)
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