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I checked for updates in Thunderbird 1.5.04 and it updated itself to 1.5.0.5.

So TB is updating just as good as Firefox is, I'm just a happy Netizen

I've been using Beyond Compare since I can remember, makes it very easy to keep my sites updated with the latest code.

PS. If you're on Linux, check out Krusader, it's got an excellent file comparison utility.
http://krusader.sourceforge.net/

Hi,

I've had the same issues, looks like PunBB isn't under the radar anymore

I turned off guest posting for now in 2 of my forums, I just don't have the time to deal with spam at the moment.

As for a spam solution, we can either send guest posts to a moderation queue where they have to be approved or find some solution that will not hinder legit visitors with disabilities.

Just to followup, looks like there were power issues that brought down some servers. This heat wave is causing more than sweaty humans.

While perusing the Ubuntu Enlish forum, I came across this post on why Vbulletin was chosen:
http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=176622

I'm glad Yann picked PunBB for his forum.

By the way, I'm typing this in Ubuntu. I'm spending most of my computing day using it and I plan on going full time with it soon.

Well, we're forgetting about the Intranet. The barrier to run your own home web server is pretty low these days. Grab an old PC and run Linux on it or use a package like XAMPP for your Windows PC.

I agree, I don't care for my data to be hosted somewhere but the technologies are freely available to run them yourself. Grab a domain name from DynDNS, run an update client and you can access your system from anywhere.

NetObjects, that's what I used to use back in the late 90's. Hell of a nice system to create your pages, that's what got me looking at dynamic sites.

I liked the way you could make a change and it replicated throughout your site, generate the html then upload the changes to your host. That thinking is why I like dynamic site tools, it's so easy for me to change a header, footer or menu sidebars and it's instantaneous.

Who owns NetObjects now?

CodeXP, why is your website down?

1. I have a Sony Vaio which has a PIII, I was dual booting Debian on it a couple of years back, it ran just fine with 256MB of memory. Today, with the new Kernel, performance should be even better, the Ubuntu Desktop CD should give you a good idea what it would be like since you can run it like a Live CD.

2. I've tried TightVNC before and it performed pretty good, it was faster than any commercial product I've ever used.

10 days of no popups, crashes or a gazillion windows open.

Should prove interesting, post back after the 10 days to remind us.

PHP 4 is what is widely used now, then you can build up to 5.

Tae,

Thomas moved to Textpattern, he made the post right above yours. EE core might be free but it's closed source, I don't think the licensing would allow anybody to do a PunBB to EE core bridge, they would not be allowed to release it to the general public.