This just made it into Technocrati, so we need to make sure it is really up-to-date and correct.

Lorelle 02:00, 6 Feb 2005 (GMT)

Okay - I can put the link to the latest version, BUT 1.5 is NOT released, the upgrade path COULD change, I will NOT support it due to those reasons and I think people upgrading MUST REALLY understand that even BETA means it could screw your blog up.

Thoughts please from all - and do NOT just link the guide without some sort of discussion. --Podz 10:31, 6 Feb 2005 (GMT)

First, we should start by putting the BIG LETTERS RED WARNING in that 1.5 is beta and contantly evolving. I'd add a little "we're not responsible for boo boos and screwups because of beta code". Second, someone in "responsibility" should post something that ends up on the technocrati that reiterates this point.

Later that same day....I added the warning (edit at will) because I know that if I found this easily from blogs connecting to technocrati, billions of others have too and might be visiting this page because they are too impatient. We can change everything later, just wanted to make sure the eager beavers weren't chopping down trees bigger than they could handle.

Lorelle 15:49, 6 Feb 2005 (GMT)

1.5 Strayhorn Good to Release?

So with the announcement of the 1.5 Stayhorn release party, is 1.5 official or is this just a major beta release? Should this page info feature the word "strayhorn" to help searchers find it?

Lorelle 16:36, 17 Feb 2005 (GMT)

It was official when it was released Monday night. They were holding off on the announcement due to "internal issues" (probably gearing up for the massive amount of downloads). MacManX

Since I posted this question, I've seen posts all over the place announcing it's official. Lorelle 00:25, 18 Feb 2005 (GMT)

Well, now it's official because there's big official announcement about it. MacManX

Watch Redundancy

We've got a lot of this info duplicated regarding themes at Using_Themes#Moving_from_1.2.x_to_1.5.

Lorelle 02:09, 18 Feb 2005 (GMT)

I agree, this is not the spot to be telling people to 'test drive their themes'