A new Tiki Live CD is available including the final version released for the new Tikiwiki 2.0!
See: http://tikiwiki.org/TikiLiveCD
Don't you know yet what's coming along with this new Tiki 2?
See: http://doc.tikiwiki.org/Tikiwiki+2.0
You can help nominate TikiWiki for a 2008 Open Source CMS Award. Nominations now being taken!
The Packt Open Source Content Management System Award is designed to encourage, support, recognize and reward Open Source Content Management Systems (CMS) that have been selected by a panel of judges and visitors to www.PacktPub.com. Now entering its third year, the Award has established itself as an important measure for quality and the popularity of Open Source Content Management Systems.
You can nominate Tiki for the following awards:
Overall Winner
Best Open Source PHP CMS
Additionally, you nominate someone from the TikiWiki community for an Open Source CMS MVP award. This is designed to recognize the contributions to projects made by individuals that often go unnoticed.
Open Source CMS MVP
Nominations end October 26.
A tradition in the TikiWiki community, a TikiFest is when there is a meeting between at least 2 TikiWiki contributors that don't usually meet. This is an opportunity for drinking adult beverages, getting laptops out and coding wildly in group sessions, discussing about wiki technology and culture, etc. depending on the mood and context. It is a great opportunity for Tiki users and Tiki power users to meet some of the developers and learn more stuff
It is with great pleasure that the TikiWiki community releases TikiWiki CMS/Groupware 2.0
Tiki 2.0 (previously known as Tiki 1.10) is the next generation of TikiWiki. Special thanks to the countless people that made this release possible. TikiWiki is truly a community success. Over 80 people contributed 6894 commits (code changes) to the source code of version 2.0 and so many more to testing, documentation, bug reporting, etc.
TikiWiki 2.0 offers countless (really!) new features & enhancements.
It is with great pleasure that the TikiWiki community publishes the fourth release candidate for TikiWiki 2.0
Tiki 2.0 was formally known as Tiki 1.10, however, with all the amazing new features & enhancements, it deserves to be called 2.0 :-) This is the next generation of TikiWiki. Special thanks to the countless people that made this release possible. Over 2 years of work and thousands of code commits!
A new Tiki Live CD has been released including the Release Candidate 2 for the new Tiki 2.0!
Don't you know yet what's coming along with this new Tiki 2?
See: http://doc.tikiwiki.org/Tikiwiki+2.0
Do you want to test an upgrade of your 1.9.x site without the fear of breaking anything? Use this Tiki Live CD safely!
More information:
http://tikiwiki.org/TikiLiveCD
The International Symposium on Wikis (WikiSym 2008) is coming up.
WikiSym 2008: July 20th is last day for early registration special pricing
This is a great opportunity to get many TikiWiki contributors & users together for face to face meetings.
It is with great pleasure that the TikiWiki community publishes the second release candidate for TikiWiki 2.0
Tiki 2.0 was formally known as Tiki 1.10, however, with all the amazing new features & enhancements, it deserves to be called 2.0 :-) This is the next generation of TikiWiki. Special thanks to the countless people that made this release possible. Over 2 years of work and thousands of code commits!
The LSM (Libre Software Meeting) is an opportunity to come together around free software. This event is organized each year and for the 9th edition is hosted in the town of Mont de Marsan, in France, from 1 to 5 July 2008.
Over 3000 participants from all over the World are expected to attend. There are 14 tracks:
Accessibility and Handicap
Administration and Public policies
Local government
Communities
Main meetings
Development and community development
Education, popular education
Business
Digital leisures
Medicine / Health
security and network
System
Embedded
Web
TikiFest is a tradition in the TikiWiki community. A TikiFest is when there is a meeting between at least 2 TikiWiki contributors that don't meet usually. This is an occasion usually for drinking adult beverages, getting laptops out and coding wildly in group sessions, discussing about wiki technology and culture, etc. depending the mood and context. It is a great opportunity for Tiki users and Tiki power users to meet some of the developers and learn more stuff :-)
Those that can't attend physically will participate online (bug tracker, chat, forums, mailing lists and the wiki of course)
What does this mean for you?
