phpBB 3.0.4 has been released. Happy upgrading… Cheers Tim…
WordPress 2.7 has been released, so get upgrading… Cheers Tim…
Hot on the heels of WordPress 2.6.3 comes WordPress 2.6.5. The bug fixes are pretty minor so I applied them manually rather than updating the whole installation. Do you remember the days when security updates didn’t matter because nobody was trying to exploit them? Those were the days. Cheers Tim…
WordPress 2.6.2 is out now. Get upgrading… Cheers Tim…
WordPress 2.6 is out, so get upgrading… Cheers Tim…
If you are reading this it means my blog has been upgraded to the latest release of WordPress (2.5.1). Cheers Tim…
There’s been a lot of fuss about WordPress 2.5 over the last few weeks, most of which seems to be negative press about bad design of the adminstration pages. Well, it’s finally here, and if you are reading this then the upgrade of my blogs have been successful. I can’t say I really like the [...]
If you’re reading this my WordPress 2.3.1 upgrade when well… I went to see a couple of films at the weekend. First up was Eastern Promises. I came out of the film thinking it was OK, but the next day I really couldn’t remember anything of note in the film. The performances weren’t bad, and [...]
It’s been an exciting couple of days on the upgrade front… First, VMware released VMware Server 1.0.4. Don’t expect any new functionality. I can’t see anything different here, but it allegedly contains a whole bunch of security fixes, which is nice. Still no RHEL5 in the guest OS list, and the Vista support is still [...]
I upgraded my main server at home from CentOS 4 to CentOS 5 last night. The upgrade from the installation DVD went OK, but when the upgrade was complete and I tried to check for software updates on the net using “yum update”, it complained about a number of package conflicts. On closer inspection I [...]