Gallery | Your photos on your website

Time 2020-09-10 03:02:30

Web Name: Gallery | Your photos on your website

WebSite: http://galleryproject.org

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Hosting Partner InMotion Hosting provides Gallery with financial and development support, as well as an affiliate bonus for each new customer we send their way. Gallery 3 is supported out-of-the-box on their service, and their support team is knowledgable in working with Gallery 3.We've spent thousands of hours developing and supporting it. If you enjoy the product, please take a moment and make a donation to help support further development and webserver costs! User Testimonial "After checking out a number of methods for displaying my collection of photos, I fell in love with Gallery. The installation was a breeze, and with the pre-compiled binaries it made my life easier. Other software packages assume far too much, and don't offer the flexibility of Gallery. So far I've done a number of Windows and Linux installations for friends that went extremely smoothl...(read more)" Ben Congdon 8/20/2002 More testimonials This is the official website of Gallery, the open source web based photo album organizer.Gallery gives you an intuitive way to blend photo management seamlessly into your own website whether you're running a small personal site or a large community site.More:AboutRelated Sites Good news!Brad Dutton has been leading a community that is continuing Gallery development. He and his team have made progress over the past year and have a stable version of Gallery 3 that is PHP 7+ compatible, contains a replacement for the old Flash-based image uploader, an updated jQuery Library and other features. They've been testing it for a year now with no problems and have released it as Gallery 3.1.0.You can download it from galleryrevival.comYou can get help in their forumsenjoy! Need Gallery help? Try the new community support forum: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/gallery3/infoThe Gallery team has decided to take a step back from actively maintaining this project. Truth be told, most of the core team got busy with their lives over the past few years and we haven't had the time to really actively maintain the project in a long time. The forums have continued to be lively and helpful and there is still plenty of good conversation there - but no new code has been written in the past 6 months and that's not likely to change.So after over 14 years, 3 major revisions of the project, many tens of releases, hundreds of contributors, tens of thousands of lines of code, almost a hundred thousand forum topics and almost four hundred thousand comments, it's time for us to shutter up shop.Why not just leave the site up and operational? Unfortunately - it takes time to actively maintain and police our site. The Gallery website is constantly under attack by spammers and our servers require maintenance. We've been doing that for years, but it's time to call it quits.So what's next? Sometime soon we'll make the website read only. All the forum posts and topics will still be there, but we'll stop letting people log in and add new content. This will greatly prevent the spread of spam through the site while still allowing search engines to find useful content. Then we'll put the whole site into a very low-overhead maintenance mode until we run out of money to keep it up. Then we'll shut the site down.While the site is hibernating, some systems will continue to work. You'll be able to download translations for Gallery 3, for example. But at some point we'll stop accepting translation uploads. And when we run out of money, translations will go away. Sorry about that.It's been a great ride. I'm glad that you could join us with it. But now it's time to move on.regards,BharatPS: If you're interested in taking over the project - email me and we can talk. You need to be serious about it though because I'm not handing this over to somebody who just wants to use it for SEO purposes. My email address is easy to find. Also, I won't be reading private messages. We have a handful of Gallery t-shirts for sale, so get yours now before they are all gone!If you are somewhere else, please send an e-mail with your shipping address and the size you would like to ckdake@ckdake.com and I'll send you invoice you can pay online. All proceeds go towards continuing to run the infrastructure supporting Gallery. Thanks for your support! The developer of iGallery, a Gallery 2 client for iOS devices, has developed a new Gallery 3 client from scratch - iGallery 3. They are running a public beta test to make sure everything is working as well as possible. If you're interested in joining the beta program contact them by e-mailing your device type (e.g. "iPhone 5") and your device UDID (you can find this at http://whatsmyudid.com/) to dennis.rochel@imount.de.Read on for more detailed information and screenshots.Gallery 3.0.9 is now available! We are still hard at work on 3.1, but in the meantime a few more minor security issues needed to be resolved. We've fixed them and recommend that you upgrade to 3.0.9 ASAP. Thanks to Malte Batram and Dhaval Chauhan for their responsible disclosure. We will be rewarding them cash bounties as part of our Security Bounty Program. We need you! (Or maybe someone you know.) Gallery 3 is not available in many major Linux distributions via their package managers. We think it should be, but we don't have the time or know-how to make it happen. If you know a thing or two about Linux package management and have been itching to contribute to Gallery, now is your chance:RedHat/Fedora/etc have access to Gallery 3 via EPEL already. Hoorah!Ubuntu seems to only have Gallery 2: http://packages.ubuntu.com/quantal/gallery2Debian is missing Gallery 3 due to some licensing things that we need help sorting out. See the bug and the discussion for details.Gentoo seems stuck on Gallery 2: http://gentoo-portage.com/www-apps/gallery.And of course the 1000s of other Linux distributions out there...If there is a way that you are not able to get Gallery where you would like to, or if you can help out with any of the above, please let us know here or hop on the gallery-devl e-mail list and let's make it happen!

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