So what's happening with Cuyahoga 2 development?

The last months there hasn't been too much development unfortunately due to time constraints, but it's starting again.

One very positive result of recent development is that I finally managed to get everything working under medium trust. I wanted this for years, but some of the libraries we use simply didn't work under medium trust. Recently however, I got some signals that things had changed, both in the libraries, but also in the .NET runtime and indeed, things had changed! It works without compromising functionality.

[edit] I wrote a blog post about some of the details.

Today, Cuyahoga 1.6.0 is released. This is a maintenance release, mainly with improvements in the Admin UI.
See the release notes for a complete list of new features, improvements and bug fixes.  

Special thanks go out to Marco Trova for the admin UI improvements. Also thanks to Juan Wuoang and John Lynch for contributing to this release.

Go to the download page for the source and binary packages.

To anybody eagerly awaiting the Cuyahoga 2.0 release: work is progressing steadily. The new admin UI is more or less functional and we're now busy rewriting the core modules to leverage the content abstraction and create new module admin pages with ASP.NET MVC. When this piece is finished, we'll release Cuyahoga 2.0 Alpha.
If you're interested to see what it looks like, get the 2.0 sources from SVN and run the project from VS 2008 with the url http://localhost:8080/manager. Unlike some other .NET OS projects, we strongly advice NOT to use this code for production sites ;).

JIRA is running again. The url is http://jira.cuyahoga-project.org:8080/jira. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Tonight, the drive of my home server that hosted Jira crashed. This means that the server is offline. Luckily, we have backups, including the attachments. Now I'm going to find some replacement to have it up and running again.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

After the release of Cuyahoga 1.5.1, it appeared that with only a few changes, Cuyahoga worked again on Mono.
The 1.5.2 release is solely for Mono compatibility and doesn't include other fixes or improvements.

You can get the packages here and the release notes can be found here. Additional instructions for running Cuyahoga on Mono can be found here.

Hopefully, we will be able to keep Cuyahoga compatible with Mono for future releases.

Many thanks to César González for helping us out!