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Joomla! 1.0.4 [ Sundial ] is now available on the forge for download here. This is a Security Release, which means it contains fixes for six Security Vulnerabilities.
We highly recommend that you upgrade to this version.
1.0.4 is available as a Full Package, which contains all Joomla! files and a Patch Package which contains only the files that have been changed by the Security work conducted.
1.0.4 Changelog
1.0.4 Version Information
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The Joomla! project will be presented at the LinuxWorld 2005 in Frankfurt / Germany from Nov 15 -17.
We have a booth at the .org-Village and many folks from the german community will be there joining Alex from the Core Dev Team.
For further details please see http://www.joomlablog.de/ or the forum.
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Joomla! 1.0.3 [Sunlight] is now available on the forge for download here.
This is a Security Release, which means it contains fixes for several Security Vulnerabilities.
We highly recommend that you upgrade to this version.
1.0.3 is available as a Full Package, which contains all Joomla! files and a Patch Package which contains only the files that have been changed by the Security work conducted.
1.0.3 Changelog
1.0.3 Version Information
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Joomla! 1.0.3 will be released on Friday October 14, 2005 between 08:00 UTC and 14:00 UTC
This will be a Security Release
This means it contains several important Security Fixes:
- 1 Medium Level Threat fix
- 3 Low Level Threat fixes
- Several non-critical bug fixes
Although none of these Security Threats are seen as critical, we highly recommend and strongly urge people to upgrade to this version.
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Hot on the heels of Joomla! winning two prestigious awards in London, the project has featured in the LinuxWorld's technology viewpoint.
The article, written by the Editor in Chief (US Edition) Mark Hinkle, forecasts a "the new paradigm of IT buying" where "where you buy services rather than licenses". And Joomla! is high on Mark's list of candidates to meet future needs of IT users and administrators.
Mark argues that proprietary software can put business in harms way "by locking business into a long-use cycle and potentially has you following decisions mandated by your vendor rather than your business".
He suggests Joomla! as a tested and worthy content management system well placed for small to medium business. You can read the web version of the article here or buy it from US newstands now.
It's great to see Joomla! mentioned as a technology solution that doesn't hold you captive.