OK, we've upgraded the site. If you haven't already, try out the XSilver theme which comes with Geeklog by default. We have a couple other themes due out any minute. I will take me a few minutes to get the final tarball done but once I do it will be available on our download page. While you wait, why don't you upload your picture to your profile by logging in and going to Account Information.

Oh, as a side note, yes we realize the XSilver theme loads slow. We are going to troubleshoot this over the next couple of days.

Last time I tried installing geeklog I noticed that geeklog wants a database all to itself and as a result I lost a lot of tables in my hosted mySQL database. Fortunately I only had test sistes on that server :) For those of use whose sites are hosted on remote servers an extra database has cost implications. I have noticed how software such as phpnuke and postnuke manages with a set of tables denoted by a chosen prefix. Would it be possible for geeklog to do the same? Could this be put on the request list for the legendary version 1.4 Thanks Tony Carr

NOTE: this is a release candidate and therefore you are not recommended to install this version of Geeklog on a production site!

Folks, it's been a long time since I've felt this good about a Geeklog release. Mind you, it is a release candidate but it is, in my opinion, on one of the most powerful release that address a lot of old bugs, installation problems AND adds a lot of new features! Why is this a release candidate? Simple reason is because so much code has changed. However, unlike previous Geeklog releases, people have been helping with testing and with bug squashing.

The impatient can get the tarball here and for those wanting more information about this release hit 'read more'.