Can you go back and edit this thread to be a poll? That might be a good way to do it, too.
Say, four options:
1. I use (or would like to use) Classilla on my 601, and would feel very lost without being able to use 9.2 when it comes out.
2. I use Classilla on my 601, but it wouldn't be the end of the world to not have 9.2; I can live with 9.1 or some other browser.
3. I do not use Classilla on my 601.
4. What is Classilla and/or a 601? (For that matter, what is a "PowerPC" and a "Macintosh", and why are you forming an army to liberate them?)
Option #4 firmly tongue-in-cheek, of course.
As for me, all my 601s are presently in storage, and have been so since before you started (or at least released,) Classilla. While it would be nice to keep 601 support, I wouldn't consider it a deal breaker at all. The 601 line is limited in so many ways, I don't forsee ever trying to use them as "main" machines on the 'net. Heck, even my 603/604 machines are generally only on the 'net as a novelty.
Say, four options:
1. I use (or would like to use) Classilla on my 601, and would feel very lost without being able to use 9.2 when it comes out.
2. I use Classilla on my 601, but it wouldn't be the end of the world to not have 9.2; I can live with 9.1 or some other browser.
3. I do not use Classilla on my 601.
4. What is Classilla and/or a 601? (For that matter, what is a "PowerPC" and a "Macintosh", and why are you forming an army to liberate them?)
Option #4 firmly tongue-in-cheek, of course.
As for me, all my 601s are presently in storage, and have been so since before you started (or at least released,) Classilla. While it would be nice to keep 601 support, I wouldn't consider it a deal breaker at all. The 601 line is limited in so many ways, I don't forsee ever trying to use them as "main" machines on the 'net. Heck, even my 603/604 machines are generally only on the 'net as a novelty.