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Created: Friday, 21. April 2006 03:43
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The Gallery Project is pleased to partcipate in the 2006 Google Summer of Code. The Summer of Code is a program, funded by Google, to essentially give students a paid internship with Open Source projects.
Students who are interested in participating should review the Student FAQ to check their eligibility and begin working on drafting a proposal. Google will start accepting proposals on May 1, 2006. For a list of project ideas, visit our ideas page. Once you have an idea or two, talk to us about it and we can help you make a proposal to Google.
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Created: Sunday, 16. April 2006 10:50
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Gallery 2.1.1 is now available for download! This bugfix release resolves problems with Postgres7, Oracle and DB2. It also includes minor bugfixes for the imageblock module and fixes some very rare permission issues in the toolkit (archiveupload, dcraw, ffmpeg, imagemagick, netpbm, zipcart) modules.
New in this release is the Gallery2 Preinstaller. This nifty tool is a tiny download that will download and unpack Gallery2 on your server for you -- saving you tons of download and upload time. This is very useful if you're using ftp.
Download 2.1.1 now and if you have problems, please report them in the Gallery 2 forums!
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Created: Monday, 10. April 2006 04:39
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Gallery 1.5.3 is now available for download. This release is primarily a bug fix release, but it also includes an important security fix. The fixes:
- Security: Not all user input was correctly sanitized for JavaScript injection. (Thanks to Aditya Mooley at for reporting this and giving us plenty of time to fix it!)
- HTML is allowed again in various places. (title, caption, comments)
- Weird space around images inside the border that appeared in 1.5.2 is gone.
- Proper order of items when uploaded in IE and Opera.
- Language Mode 2 works again.
- Several other minor things.
We recommend all Gallery 1 users upgrade to 1.5.3 to keep their Gallery as secure as possible. Download Gallery 1.5.3 from the Gallery Download Page.
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Created: Thursday, 06. April 2006 00:00
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Live WebCam Image Core Team Member Andy Miller wanted everyone to see the buzz at the Boston LinuxWorld, so he's set up a webcam for us to check things out.Andy, Mitch Pirtle and Louis Landry are attending the Joomla! stand at the show. They guys have been inundated with visitors who want to know more about Joomla!The guys have been giving presentations to users of all skill levels — beginners to experts. On Monday night, they presented at the Boston PHP User Group. The presentation included a Skype with the Joomla! Lead Developer Johan Janssens for a quick question and answer session — where there was considerable interest in the forthcoming Joomla! 1.5 beta release.Update : Read Mitch's blog post about 'Day Zero' here (http://dev.joomla.org/component/option,com_jd-wp/Itemid,33/p,74/) and see Mitch rubbing shoulders with Miguel de Icaza of GNOME here (component/option,com_weblinks/task,view/catid,26/id,39/).
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Created: Thursday, 06. April 2006 00:00
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Just when you thought it was time for a Joomla! release increment, we've decided to take FIVE in one go! During the past few months, we've been discussing the versioning of the forthcoming Joomla! release. We have decided to call the upcoming beta release Joomla! 1.5 Beta , not Joomla! 1.1 Beta. The sheer volume of changes in the Joomla! core (Joomla! framework) made a minor point (.1) increment inconsistent with the amount of work undertaken. While it may not be obvious by simply looking at release dates, today's Joomla! core has mutiple technology shifts under the engine. Much of the work reflects meeting the expectations from requests by the international community, to make Joomla! fully internationalised — and this was given the highest priority. Lead developer of 1.5 Johan Janssens said the development issues involved in implementing internationalisation required significantly more developer muscle compared to what shipped in Joomla! 1.0 .
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Created: Thursday, 06. April 2006 00:00
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LinuxWorld NetworkWorld Canada Conference Expo April 24-26, 2006 Where the IT Industry Meets! LWNW 2006 is the number one marketplace for management and IT professionals to interact, learn about the newest applications and solutions, and see demonstrations of leading information technology based products and services in a mixed environment.If you're a Joomla! fan make sure you're there for the conference April 24-26, and the trade show April 25-26, at Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Bldg, Toronto. The world-renowned, multi-sector event zeros in on technology pillars: security, dynamic storage, network management, communications, systems architecture, business solutions, server applications VOIP, ITIL, governance, web applications, and more. Exceptional non-commercial, educational programming conducted by renowned authors, academics and end users includes case studies and tutorials, demonstrating real-life applications and solutions. Joomla! users read on for the Expo specials:
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Created: Thursday, 06. April 2006 00:00
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April will be a busy month for Joomla!. We will be attending the LinuxWorld Expo in both Boston and Toronto. Our Dutch community has also informed us about their first Joomla! Day. We hope many other communities will follow their lead. Boston Linuxworld Expo, April 3-6, 2006 The Joomla! project will be presented at the LinuxWorld 2006 (http://www.linuxworldexpo.com) at the Boston Convention Center (http://www.advantageboston.com/BCEC/Default.asp) from April 3-6. We have a .Org Pavilion (http://www.writely.com/View.aspx?docid=bcdr2cjhv6ndg) and many folks from the American community will be there joining Mitch Pirtle, Andy Miller and Louis Landry from the core team. This expo will be the first time Joomla! has exhibited in the United States. Joomla! has become a globally recognized brand and highly-acclaimed by the open-source community generally in a very short time.
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Created: Thursday, 06. April 2006 00:00
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We announced the birth of baby Joomla! just over six months ago. During that time baby J! has matured into a highly-acclaimed, award-winning CMS of choice. Not a bad effort for something so new. Most of us know Joomla's heritage and the massive contributions made by developers and community members to further our aims and ensure its future. For some time now we've been unable to accept donations to the Joomla! project — much to the frustration of many members of the community. We can't count the number of times people have wanted to make financial contributions and, we must be honest, the money has been needed. But we couldn't accept it. There's a simple reason for the delay, we wanted tick all the right boxes to ensure everything was done correctly. Thanks to the professional guidance of the Software Freedom Law Center (based in New York), we are now, through Open Source Matters (http://www.opensourcematters.org/), officially registered as a not-for-profit. Donations are always welcome ... and at the moment they will help in some specific areas. We have several expos coming up where Joomla! intends to participate. While Joomla! is looking for ways to raise income from other sources, such as tasteful advertising, we are still expecting to rely on community support through donations to keep this baby fed. We are pleased to announce we are now in a position to accept donations (content/view/689/79/) to help support our open source project.
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Created: Thursday, 06. April 2006 00:00
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It's party time, folks! Today we proudly announce the launch of our Joomla! Extensions site (http://extensions.joomla.org/). With Joomla! arguably the world's most popular open-source CMS and subsequently the largest active 3PD community, we're introducing the Extensions Directory (http://extensions.joomla.org/) to make things more fun. Yes, we have listened to the community about how it can be difficult to find things on the Forge. That message came through loud and clear and a working group has been furiously working behind the scenes to make things user-friendly. What's this mean? Trying to find a particular component, module or bot (soon to be known as plugin when Joomla! 1.1 is released) on Extensions is a breeze. You can search by category, most popular, editor's picks, just as you can on high-end commercial software directories. Once you've found what you want to use, there's a more information and download links to the Forge where the developer's project sits. You will also be able to rate your choices, based on your experiences.
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Created: Thursday, 06. April 2006 00:00
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Joomla! 1.0.8 [ Sunshade ] is now available as of Sunday 26th February 2006 07:00 UTC for download here (http://forge.joomla.org/sf/frs/do/viewRelease/projects.joomla/frs.joomla_1_0.1_0_8). We Highly Recommend that you upgrade to this version. 1.0.8 contains the following work:37 Security Fixes70+ General bug fixesSeveral Performance enhancements 1.0.8 is available as a Full Package (http://forge.joomla.org/sf/frs/do/downloadFile/projects.joomla/frs.joomla_1_0.1_0_8/frs3901?dl=1), which contains all Joomla! files and Patch Packages which contain only the files that have been changed by the Stability work conducted.1.0.8 Version Information (content/view/938/78/)1.0.8 Package File MD5 checksums (content/view/939/66/)
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