http://www.greenstone.org/blog News and Posts from the Greenstone Team Mon, 02 Oct 2017 06:16:00 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en We recommend that Greenstone users shift to Greenstone 3, as that's the future of Greenstone. But for those who really need Greenstone 2, we've now brought out a maintenance release of it with Greenstone 2.87. You can grab the new GS 2.87 binaries, and source component and source distributions packages from the ... http://www.greenstone.org/blog/2017-10-02/greenstone-287-released/ Greenstone 3.08 was released November 2016 (oops, what a late blog entry!) You can grab the binaries, source components and source distributions from the downloads page. The release notes include the installation instructions. There are instructions for helping you port Greenstone2 collections to Greenstone3. To familiarise yourself with how things are done ... http://www.greenstone.org/blog/2017-05-04/greenstone-308-released/ We've finally released the binaries, source components and source distributions for Greenstone 3.07. You can grab them from the downloads page. The release notes include the installation instructions. There are instructions for helping you port Greenstone2 collections to Greenstone3. To familiarise yourself with how things are done in Greenstone3, follow along with the ... http://www.greenstone.org/blog/2015-09-09/greenstone-307-released/ Good news for Mac Yosemite users out there (and possibly Mac Maverick users too): the current Greenstone 3.07 release-candidate binaries now include a JRE with the Mac Mountain Lion binary. This allows the Greenstone 3.07-rc2 Mountain Lion installer to now run out of the box on Mac Yosemite machines. You ... http://www.greenstone.org/blog/2015-08-26/gs-307rc2-binaries-out-now-mac-mountain-lion-binary-now-runs-on-mac-yosemite-out-of-the-box/ Hello all, The GS3.07 release candidate 1 (3.07 rc1) was released on 03 Aug 2015 and can be downloaded from the snapshots page. There have been quite a few changes and improvements. These have been documented in the release notes. The 3.07 rc1 binaries available are for Windows, Linux (32 and 64 ... http://www.greenstone.org/blog/2015-08-15/greenstone-307-release-candidate-out-03-aug-2015/ Hello all! On 6 Nov we released the final binaries of Greenstone 3.06. There are binaries available for the following operating systems: Windows, Linux 32-bit and 64-bit machines and Mac OS Leopard, for Leopards and Snow Leopards Mac OS Mountain Lion for Mountain Lion, Maverick (and possibly ... http://www.greenstone.org/blog/2014-11-13/greenstone-306-release-out-now/ As several people had encountered issues in the recent 2.85 release, a lot of this week was spent looking at them so that we can get 2.86 out as soon as possible. The bugs and oversights are not fatal and work-arounds are possible: 1) If you don't have the PDF-box extension for ... http://www.greenstone.org/blog/2011-11-11/anus-blog-entry-for-the-week-ending-11-nov-2011/ At last, we did it. After a lot of testing, bug discovery and fixing, we've finally released Greenstone 2.85. It should be much improved from 2.84. There were also some last minute changes from release candidate version 2. Please do grab a binary for your operating system by visiting the download ... http://www.greenstone.org/blog/2011-11-04/official-greenstone-285-released/ There was a lot of testing going on in the last 2 months, and I forgot all about writing blog entries. The first stage of testing was to go through the Greenstone tutorials on Windows (Vista), Linux (Ubuntu) and Mac (Leopard). Some bugs were discovered and fixed, and after that RC1 ... http://www.greenstone.org/blog/2011-10-28/greenstone-285rc2-release-candidate-2-released/ It's been about 4 weeks since I wrote an entry. In the meantime we've been tidying up the last of the To Do list items for the upcoming GS2 release and several of the To Do list items for the GS3 release. Sam is now hard working on the GS3 ... http://www.greenstone.org/blog/2011-08-26/anus-entry-for-the-month-of-aug-2011/