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I listen to music through the Squeezebox, a device made by SlimDevices (http://www.slimdevices.com) that plays MP3s (and other supported digital music files) you have on your computer through your stereo system. "SlimServer" is the server software that runs on whatever computer you have handy, that you talk to through a web interface, and streams the music wirelessly to the Squeezebox hardware. SlimServer can also report its current status, including the current song being played, in XML format, which turns out to be useful.

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This contains ONLY the file needed to upgrade from Geeklog 1.5.2sr2. For fresh installs and upgrades from earlier versions, please download the complete Geeklog tarball instead.
md5 checksum: 83a6d70535c52a96d2a793df6f364221

This is a simple Flickr plugin for Geeklog. All it does right now is to provide autotags to show pictures, galleries, slideshows.

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This contains ONLY the files needed to upgrade from Geeklog 1.3.11sr3. For fresh installs and upgrades from earlier versions, please download Geeklog 1.4.0sr1 instead.
md5 checksum: 77b3921b6636e15bca30367a1706a982

This is a complete translation of all of Geeklog messages to Spanish. I have modified the less possible from what was already there (when there was). I know there is ample room for improvement, but it is better than nothing (or the fragments that did exist). To install extract in the Geeklog directory (where directories language and plugins are).

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Portuguese (from Portugal) translation

This plugin allows you to put "keywords" and "description" meta tags in articles and staticpages.
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(v1.0.2)
Fixed to properly respect default keywords and description settings.
(v1.0.3)
Added an option to choose whether to execute PHP code in statispages.

The danish translation for the Menu Plugin 1.61. Uncompress and stuff into /geeklog/plugins/menu/language and everything should be daisy...

This is a multilingual installer for Geeklog-1.4.1b2. English and Japanese language files are included.
USAGE: Uncompress the archive file into your admin/install directory and run http://yoursite/admin/install/install.php.

PHP was created so people could create websites by mixing code right in the HTML. When designers decided that mixing business logic with presentation was a bad thing, rather than using disciplined coding techniques to avoid that pitfall, the template library was born. So, an interpreted language designed to create HTML was being used to interpret template files to make HTML.

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