6 Responses to “Codename: Tyner, a WordPress 2.6 Release”

1. sylv3rblade replied on Jul 15th, 2008 at 8:17 pm (1)

   wordpress.org was down for a bit. the 500 error message was interesting..
   anyway, hope 2.6 fixes my rss problems.

2. Animohosting.com replied on Jul 15th, 2008 at 11:56 pm (2)

   good to hear that the upload function has already been fixed. I’ll try this new version

3. juniors replied on Jul 16th, 2008 at 1:15 am (3)

   It’s nice to hear that I’l try that feature later, As of now, we’re using blogger platform

4. Kenneth replied on Jul 16th, 2008 at 7:33 am (4)

   Great, gotta grab my own installer and set it up to see what have changed and will it be a better version for me.

5. Patrick replied on Jul 16th, 2008 at 2:05 pm (5)

   Thanks for the update on WP. (I still don’t know why they don’t email me about these updates. I’ve subscribed to their notification list several times already.)

   It was my first time using the WP Automatic Upgrade plugin and it worked flawlessly! I hated upgrading WP before. I just couldn’t be bothered to download the zip file and upload it manually on my site. This definitely made upgrading WP easier. Now, if installing new plugins was as easy as this then that would be sweet!

6. Lawrence Ip replied on Jul 19th, 2008 at 4:08 am (6)

   Nice to see that you walk the talk…2.6 is an excellent release. I just wish users would stop making complaints about the platform (I’m sure you agree on this one). We need to remember that WordPress is an Open Source project (so therefore it’s not a closed system). If publishers want back end guarantees from an open system then they most likely aren’t appreciating what is on offer here. 2.6 is actually quite sound… and always on the up.. and up…

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