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First Public GitHub Release, Bonumark Stream v0.3.2

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@jimlunsford jimlunsford released this 25 May 17:54
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First Public GitHub Release

This is the first public GitHub release of Bonumark Stream.

Bonumark Stream is a self-hosted PHP/MySQL microblog CMS built for owned short-form publishing. It gives site owners a clean timeline, backend publishing tools, Markdown support, media handling, profiles, comments, themes, imports, upgrades, and shared-hosting friendly installation.

This release establishes the public baseline for future development, issue tracking, tagged releases, and upgrade-ready packages.

What Bonumark Stream Includes

  • Self-hosted PHP/MySQL install
  • Shared-hosting compatible setup
  • Public microblog timeline
  • Stream posts and pages
  • Markdown support
  • Media uploads and media management
  • Public profiles and author pages
  • Comments and moderation
  • Public likes
  • User accounts
  • Invite and approval controls
  • Password recovery
  • Multiuser publishing controls
  • Draft and review workflow
  • Theme support
  • Theme settings
  • Import tools
  • Static export tools
  • Admin dashboard
  • System checks
  • Upgrade system
  • Release manifest validation

Why This Release Matters

This release marks the point where Bonumark Stream moves from private development into a public repository.

The goal is simple: give people a lightweight, understandable, self-hosted way to publish short-form content on their own site instead of depending entirely on rented platforms.

Bonumark Stream is still pre-1.0 software, but this release provides the first public foundation for testing, feedback, improvement, and future releases.

Version

This first public GitHub release is packaged as:

  • Version: 0.3.2
  • Package: bonumark-stream
  • License: AGPL-3.0-or-later
  • Environment: PHP/MySQL or MariaDB
  • Install type: shared-hosting friendly

Installation

Upload the package files to your server, visit install.php, enter your database information, create the first administrator account, then remove or lock the installer after setup.

Always back up files and database before upgrading an existing install.

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