Movable Type 2.5

Well, it seems I just keep getting farther and farther behind… Movable Type 2.5 has been released and sounds like it incorprates some very useful things. Maybe one of these days I’ll get around to updating my install…

Posted Wednesday October 9, 2002 in Weblogs by Chris Curtis

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