Web 2.0.1 (maintenance release) is now out

by | Nov 5, 2005 | Technology | 4 comments

It’s mainly a bug fix — reducing a few oversized fonts, bringing back the serif and improving compatibility between the Google and Yahoo! APIs.

Please leave your comments with any installation issues.

4 Comments

  1. Rob
    Rob on 9 Nov 2005 at 14:56

    Oh, sure — give the spammers a way to send us actual Spam.

  2. Alexandra Samuel
    Alexandra Samuel on 9 Nov 2005 at 14:39

    How about Web 2.0.1b — enables the inclusion of actual physical objects (e.g. chocolate) in RSS feeds?

  3. evan
    evan on 9 Nov 2005 at 17:27

    are you guys in the same room?

    How about 2.0.2 where everything becomes a little “mac-like”?

    Rob I remember installing NCSA Mosaic 0.9 for Mac on your Centris 610 at the bunker.

    I also remember my reaction at seeing it for the first time myself: “what are the colored lines under everything…oh well, back to my hypercard database project.”

    Then I downloaded and installed MacHTTP. I made some pages and discovered I needed Mosaic to view them. I actually “got” the server before the browser.

    And that’s the way its been ever since, jimmy.

    Thanks grandpa internet guy.

  4. Rob
    Rob on 9 Nov 2005 at 20:53

    Those “getting” moments are some of my favourite stories. :)

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