The very first public release of Moonlight — the Silverlight on Linux project from open-source leader Miguel de Icaza and his band of coders — is out.De Icaza,
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Office Home And Stude/nt 2010, noted the release in a blog post dated May 13. De Icaza noted the release is available to testers in two forms: A no-media-codec-based version and one which will allow users to compile FFMpeg codecs themselves.The release supports Silverlight 1.0 only. The developers plan to move to support Silverlight 2.0,
Windows 7 Home Premium Key, which is currently in beta and expected to launch in final form later this summer.De Icaza noted that Moonlight will work on Firefox 2 and 3,
Office Standard 2007, but some recent changes in nFirefox 3 “preent Silverlight and Moonlight from working.” There is a user-contributed Greasemonkey script that provides a work-around for some sites,
Office 2007 Ultimate Key, he said.De Icaza said in December to expect the first release of Silverlight to be done by mid-2008.
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