Kunena 7.0.2 Released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 7.0.2 [K 7.0.2] in stable which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 5.3.x/5.4.x/6.0.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.2 / K 6.3 / K 6.4 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 7.0
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Question Kunena 1.6 - a moderator's view
16 years 1 month ago #40540
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Re:Kunena 1.6 - Those rumours ...
It was "reported" (rumoured is a better term) in another discussion topic (
Hack poll v0.3.2 for Kunena 1.5.9 and 1.0.11
) that the polling extension would not be added to Kunena 1.6. When asked for the source of this information, we were told that it came from a Spanish website (http//:www.kunenaspanish.com).
In fact, the relevant article relates to Joomla 1.6, not Kunena 1.6. It is fairly common knowledge, for those of you who have been following the Joomla 1.6 project, that the Joomla Development Team decided to remove the polling extension from the J! 1.6 core product, because it "had outlived its usefulness and was better left to third-party developers" to implement solutions.
It's always a very dangerous thing to write "I read somewhere that something will (or will not) be included in Kunena 1.6" without citing where you obtained that information. If you are tempted to write such statements, please do everyone a favour and provide the URL that you used so that the facts can be verified.
In this case, the reports about the demise of the Joomla poll component (which are true as far as J! 1.6 is concerned) have nothing in common with Kunena 1.6. This is how rumours begin when the facts get muddled. Let's try to keep to the facts in future, and produce evidence rather than conjecture.
In fact, the relevant article relates to Joomla 1.6, not Kunena 1.6. It is fairly common knowledge, for those of you who have been following the Joomla 1.6 project, that the Joomla Development Team decided to remove the polling extension from the J! 1.6 core product, because it "had outlived its usefulness and was better left to third-party developers" to implement solutions.
It's always a very dangerous thing to write "I read somewhere that something will (or will not) be included in Kunena 1.6" without citing where you obtained that information. If you are tempted to write such statements, please do everyone a favour and provide the URL that you used so that the facts can be verified.
In this case, the reports about the demise of the Joomla poll component (which are true as far as J! 1.6 is concerned) have nothing in common with Kunena 1.6. This is how rumours begin when the facts get muddled. Let's try to keep to the facts in future, and produce evidence rather than conjecture.
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16 years 1 month ago #40560
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16 years 2 weeks ago - 16 years 2 weeks ago #41295
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Re:Kunena 1.6 - a moderator's view
G'day, Howard. I haven't discussed with the developers their plans nor current progress on the K 1.6 build. Construction of K 1.6 is not finished at the moment. In other words, there is not even a complete alpha test version available for internal testing. Completion could be imminent or it could be days or weeks away; I don't know because I haven't asked them.
After the alpha test has been made available to the internal testing team, and after faults have been identified and corrected, a beta test will be released to a wider audience. I would guess that it will be the beta version that will be offered for demonstration purposes (although I could be mistaken). Neither the alpha nor beta releases will be supported in any way.
After the beta version has been cleared of problems, a public release will be forthcoming.
I cannot be 100% sure but, on past performance, beta test versions of Kunena have normally circulated for about 2-3 weeks before they become stable. However, because K 1.6 is a major rewrite and represents, in some respects, a paradigm shift from K 1.5, the period for beta testing may need to be extended.
Everything that I have just written is speculative but is meant to be interpreted as a moderate, balanced response to your question.
After the alpha test has been made available to the internal testing team, and after faults have been identified and corrected, a beta test will be released to a wider audience. I would guess that it will be the beta version that will be offered for demonstration purposes (although I could be mistaken). Neither the alpha nor beta releases will be supported in any way.
After the beta version has been cleared of problems, a public release will be forthcoming.
I cannot be 100% sure but, on past performance, beta test versions of Kunena have normally circulated for about 2-3 weeks before they become stable. However, because K 1.6 is a major rewrite and represents, in some respects, a paradigm shift from K 1.5, the period for beta testing may need to be extended.
Everything that I have just written is speculative but is meant to be interpreted as a moderate, balanced response to your question.
Blue Eagle vs. Crypsis reference guide
Read my blog and
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