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A word about the Geeklog themes

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Starting with Geeklog 1.3.10, Geeklog ships with a new default theme. We've chosen the Professional theme, kindly provided by Victor B. Gonzalez (of Aeonserv fame).

We've also decided to remove the old set of themes (Classic, Clean, Digital Monchrome, Gameserver, Smooth Blue, XSilver, Yahoo) from the distribution. They are now available as a separate tarball.

Once Geeklog 1.3.10 is offically out (after the Release Candidate phase), we will also remove the old themes from CVS and stop updating them. Instead, we would like to ask the Geeklog community to continue to support and update them. If you have any ideas how this could best be accomplished, please post your ideas and thoughts below.

And last but not least, a Big Thanks to the theme authors Jason Whittenburg (Classic, Digital Monochrome, Yahoo), Matt Jones (XSilver), Simon Lord (Clean, Gameserver), and Mark Limburg (Smooth Blue) for their themes which have served us so well over the years.

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A word about the Geeklog themes
Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, October 19 2004 @ 01:10 AM EDT

I think something like a sourceforge project (or GForge) would be nice to handle the maintenance.

If someone from the core coders will post the exact changes that were done to the professional theme, this could be done very easily.

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tokyoahead.com

A word about the Geeklog themes
Authored by: tomw on Tuesday, October 19 2004 @ 02:19 PM EDT

Look at the docs and it always list all the theme changes.

http://www.geeklog.net/docs/theme.html

A word about the Geeklog themes
Authored by: Dirk on Wednesday, October 20 2004 @ 02:17 AM EDT
The old themes pack is up to date for 1.3.10, btw.

bye, Dirk

A word about the Geeklog themes
Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, October 19 2004 @ 01:45 AM EDT

One more thing (Yeah I know I tend to always reply to my own posts :-):

You guys should start restructuring your download area IMHO. Since themes are a vital part of the system, and contribute a lot the the question if they work or not, I would rather split the theme section in the download area by the question if the theme is working with the latest version of GL or not. Like this people will not as easily pick an old one and people will know quicker if the theme has to be redone.

I know the uploaders can submit the geeklog version of the layout, but once there is a new version or SR, no-one can know for sure if the layout still work or not, except the developers of the core functions.

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tokyoahead.com

A word about the Geeklog themes
Authored by: rocteur on Monday, October 10 2005 @ 05:39 PM EDT

The death of Geekog 1,2,3

1) Real Bugs - system stoppers when upgrading, never or hardly happened before
2) No story editor to talk about
3) No themes..

Pity.. I love Geeklog

A word about the Geeklog themes
Authored by: vinny on Tuesday, October 11 2005 @ 12:13 AM EDT

1) Real Bugs - system stoppers when upgrading, never or hardly happened before
It would help if you reported these bugs. We haven't heard of any problems upgrading to 1.3.11sr2. We can't fix items we dont' know about.

2) No story editor to talk about
Coming in 1.3.12

3) No themes..
http://demo.geeklog.net. There are 100s of Geeklog themes around.

-Vinny

A word about the Geeklog themes
Authored by: Dirk on Tuesday, October 11 2005 @ 01:56 AM EDT

Why do you repeat this nonsense and chose to ignore my reply on the mailing list?

bye, Dirk