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The Tiki community is pleased to announce the release of Tiki15, the latest LTS (Long Term Support) version of Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware.

Tiki15 brings numerous new features, enhancements and bug fixes and completes the transition to the Bootstrap framework.

For more information about Tiki 15, see https://doc.tiki.org/Tiki15

To download Tiki15, see https://tiki.org/Download

Tiki's next LTS (Long Term Service) generation is almost final and is coming out with an excellent report of almost none regression nor problem regarding the dozens of new features and options. With 194 commits between alpha and beta the team successfully nailed all the blockers and improved several key features within Tiki.

More information about the changes and the new stuff is available at Doc.Tiki
Tiki 15 Beta is available at SourceForge.
If you catch a bug during your install and test, please report at Dev.Tiki.

The Tiki Admin Group is pleased to announce two new Admins for the Tiki community as a result of this year's nominations. We wish to welcome Bernard Sfez and Gezza Nagy to the team and offer them our congratulations.

The Tiki Community wishes to announce that the Alpha version of Tiki 15 is now available. This is an important milestone towards the release of Tiki 15 LTS (which is much better than previous LTS version Tiki 12) and we are looking for as much as possible support from the community to help in testing and reporting which is a critical part of the process. Thanks to our coders' hard work Tiki15 Alpha is already close to a stable release but we need Tiki users to test and upgrade real website data (on a duplicate test site and database of course, at this point) so we can can have as good a release as possible.

Please grab your copy at : https://sourceforge.net/projects/tikiwiki/files/Tiki_15.x_Situla/15.0alpha/ or from the 15.x via SVN if that's what you've been using.

Report at : https://dev.tiki.org/Make+a+wish

Follow the process at : https://dev.tiki.org/Tiki15

FOSDEM may be over, but this doesn't stop the attendees among our community from being productive. If anything, because of the TikiFest that followed immediately, the opposite was the case; two days of hacking led to a huge amount of items to be struck off the to-do list.

The Tiki Community wishes to announce the release of Tiki version 12.6 LTS, a minor upgrade from the version 12.5 LTS released recently. This version fixes a problem where Tiki Profiles were not installing, and includes a couple of other refinements. The Tiki Profiles installation issue did not affect other versions.

Downloads are available at: http://tiki.org/download

570 speakers, 609 lectures, 619 events more than 5000 hackers and two days - that's the best way to sum up what the annual event for Free and Open Source developers was like this year. Read more about our presence to find out how we reached out to the community.

We got a shared booth/stand (building K, level 2) with other wiki/cms guys named "Wikis and CMS" at FOSDEM 2016 this week! We hope to see you there!
Check out the stands plan here: https://fosdem.org/2016/stands/

We will have a little TikiFest there too! More information at our wiki page.

The Tiki Community wishes to alert all users of an important security fix included in the new minor releases of all supported versions of Tiki (14.2, 12.5 LTS, 9.11 LTS and 6.15)

In particular, there is a critical issue that could allow arbitrary code execution affecting the calendar feature.

All users should immediately upgrade their Tiki installations, and if that is not possible, at least disable the calendar feature, or at the very minimum make the calendar feature accessible only to trusted users, until the upgrade can be completed.

Downloads are available at: http://tiki.org/download

Thanks to Dany Ouellet (http://securesc.ca/) for reporting the vulnerability!