The PKP Development Team is pleased to announce the release of OCS 2.3.4.

OCS 2.3.4 includes 90+ bug fixes since OCS 2.3.3-1 and is intended as a stable upgrade or install.

A list of important bug fixes included in this release may be found here:
http://pkp.sfu.ca/wiki/index.php/OCS_2.3.3-1_Recommended_Patches

Please see the release notes for a full listing of all bugs fixed in this release:
http://pkp.sfu.ca/ocs/RELEASE-2.3.4

The PKP team is happy to announce that the release of OCS 2.3.4 is almost here.

OCS 2.3.4 includes over 85 bug fixes since OCS 2.3.3-1 and is intended as a stable upgrade or install.

If you are planning to upgrade to OCS 2.3.4, we'd appreciate your help in testing the updated, second release candidate (RC2) package during the next two weeks.

Any feedback or issues encountered with real-world data would be greatly appreciated.

The PKP Development Team is pleased to announce the release of OCS 2.3.1.

OCS 2.3.0 introduced a major rewrite of core aspects of PKP applications that reconciles common code (e.g. shared between OJS, OCS, and the Harvester) into a separate library called the PKP Web Application Library (WAL). Many parts of the system were been changed in a way that is transparent to users but that will vastly improve maintainability and the ease with which PKP can deploy fixes and new features across multiple applications.

The PKP Development Team is pleased to announce the release of OCS 2.3.

About twice a month PKP will send a list of general questions to a user of our software who is doing interesting things, such as publishing in interesting ways; special customizations; plugin or development work; extended institutional integration work; and so on. The resulting questionnaire will be published on this page, and publicized on our blog. Prospective candidates for these interviews can send an email to pkp-support [AT] pkp.sfu.ca.

Indiana University's Medieval Studies Institute is using OCS for their upcoming Symposia conference "The Foreign, The Familiar, and the Fantastic in the Middle Ages".

Not only does the content promise to be fascinating, but their site design is a beautiful example of how OCS can be customized. Nice job!

The PKP Development Team is testing OCS (2.3), and would like to invite any interested volunteers to test the software.

If you would like to install a test version locally, please follow these instructions to access the files via CVS.

If you would prefer to use our test installation, let us know, and we will create an account for you.

Any bugs should be reported directly into our Bugzilla testing system.

The PKP Development Team is ready to begin the testing of OCS (2.3), and would like to invite any interested volunteers to test the software.

If you would like to install a test version locally, please follow these instructions to access the files via CVS.

If you would prefer to use our test installation, let us know, and we will create an account for you.

Any bugs should be reported directly into our Bugzilla testing system.

The PKP Development Team is pleased to announce the release of OCS 2.1.2.

OCS 2.1.2 is a maintenance release that fixes several minor bugs in OCS 2.1.1 and introduces several new features, including:

* Complete CAPTCHA support in OCS 2.x
* Review forms ported from OJS
* Add a la carte items to registration
* Merge users at site level

To download OCS 2.1.2, see the download page.

Special thanks to the many contributors who made this release possible.

The PKP Development Team is pleased to announce the release of OCS 2.1.1.

OCS 2.1.1 builds on the solid OCS 2.1 release with a number of minor bugfixes and many new features, including:

* Google Analytics and phpMyVisites support
* Catalan support
* Preview of unpublished abstracts
* Additional RSS options

To download OCS 2.1.1, see the download page.

Special thanks to the many contributors who made this release possible.