GNOME 2.13.2 Released!

Add the "Disk Mounter" applet. It's integrated with HAL so USB drives should appear when plugged in.

i have to agree that i dont see the point in epiphany

I have to disagree and I see the point of Epiphany.

It is def. more unstable than firefox ( or at least on every machine i used it ), starts the same speed.. has less nice features.. iss less functional ( still has problems resizeing windows with javascript.. which is a heavily used feature on many pages )

I use mostly Galeon and Epiphany on my Gnome desktop (everything on my box is compiled from original source). Firefox may be unstable, but my Galeon and Epiphany are not. They stay right there for days and lots of tabs open without problem.
For "start speed" I cannot tell because they start when I launch my session (the rare times I do that), and are like I left them, so this point is useless to me.
Features of Galeon are enough to me, and I discovered some weeks ago that features of Epiphany are enough too, but that depends on who you ask I suppose.
But the worst is that Firefox is not functional at all on a Gnome desktop.

Right now it seems to me that epiphany copies firefox where it is possible.. ( searchbar.. etc.. ) and i dont get the point in this

I think that's because you basically talk about things you do not understand.
Epiphany has always used the engine of Mozilla or the one of Firefox. So, the fact that it is surprising to you that Epiphany "copies Firefox" just shows your ignorance. I wonder then how you can make any valuable statement about Epiphany.

.. firefox nicely integrates into GNOME..

No it does not.
It does not integrate with the theme, it does not integrate with the WM, it does use the toolkit, it's a nightmare.
Only place I find Firefox is good is on Windows. This desktop is so inferior that of course Firefox looks good on it. I'm also sure it uses more the native toolkit in Windows than in Gnome.
Is 1.5 version any better regarding usage of the toolkit/WM/desktop on Linux ?

Is 1.5 version any better regarding usage of the toolkit/WM/desktop on Linux ?

I was quite surprised to see how bad Firefox 1.5 got under linux.
I don't know why but the drag and drop system is all broken.
It's almost impossible to drag an url over the Bookmarks Toolbar Folder to bookmark it.
Sometimes the Firefox will detect a drag and drop gesture for no reason, a simple movement of the mouse without pressing any button is enough. In such cases the whole desktop, not just Firefox, becomes unusable for a few seconds and Firefox is taking 100% of CPU.

Yeah, and this bug is still in RC2 :(

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:wq

Hopefully RC3 will fix the drag and drop issue.
But I am a little bit sceptical since the 2 previous release candidates didn't improve the situation.

Did any of your comments relate to the Gnome 2.13.2 release at all? Just curious, because my best guess at what your first paragraph was getting at was a feature that doesn't even exist in head of cvs, let alone any releases--so I'm guessing that I just misunderstood. Could you clarify?

hold down shift as you move the window