The Plugin Development at Tokyoahead for the Geeklog has been extended. To better cater the needs of a professional development and to encourage the participation of other developers, a sourceforge project has been started.

Now, all files are available to the public through sourceforge and also CVS and Forums are accessible. Bug trackers and Feature requests are now also available. Future plugins will also be signed up as a Sourceforge project. Please visit Sourceforge.Net for more information! If you are interested in the FAQ project, please do not hesitate to participate by submitting feature/bug requests, templates, language files etc etc!

The Geeklog Team is happy to announce the availability of the first Release Candidate for Geeklog 1.3.10. The list of new features should have something for everybody: New default theme, SpamX plugin now included, story archive feature, editable story IDs, improved comment handling, overall speed improvements, and much more ...

As usual, please keep in mind that this is not the final version yet but only a Release Candidate. So if your life (or your income) depends on your Geeklog site, don't install it just yet. On the other hand, we need your feedback to iron out the remaining quirks, so if you can, please give it a try.

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.