Description		Version Number	Size	File
	Windows installer	1.1b6	5.5MB	thinga-setup-1.1b6.exe
	Linux RPM package	1.1b6	5.5MB	thingamablog-1.1b6-0.noarch.rpm
	ZIP archive for any platform	1.1b6	5.5MB	thingamablog-1.1b6.zip
	Source ZIP archive	1.1b6	5.5MB	thingamablog-1.1b6-src.zip

Description		Version Number	Size	File
	Windows installer	1.0.6	3.7MB	thinga-setup-1.0.6.exe
	Linux RPM package	1.0.6	3.7MB	thingamablog-1.0.6-0.noarch.rpm
	ZIP archive for any platform	1.0.6	3.7MB	thingamablog-1.0.6.zip
	Source ZIP archive	1.0.6	3.6MB	thingamablog-1.0.6-src.zip

Previous versions

Add-on spellcheck dictionaries

Due to file size concerns, Thingamablog ships with an English dictionary only. However, because it uses OpenOffice spell checker dictionaries, you can download a dictionary for whichever language you need.

First, go to the OpenOffice dictionary page and download the dictionary zip file appropriate for your language. Next, unzip the contents of the downloaded file to <INSTALL_DIR>/dictionaries. Finally, go to Configure/Options and select your dictionary from the drop-down list.

The spell checker should now be able to spell check your language.

System requirements

Thingamablog requires Java 1.4 or higher (1.5 or above recommended). Java can be downloaded free of charge from http://www.java.com

Note that Java is cross-platform so Thingamablog will run on any platform on which Java can run.

Installing from the Windows installer

• Download the installer
• Double click the file ThingaInstall.exe to start the install
• Follow the instructions

After the installer completes, it will place shortcuts on your desktop and start menu from which you can launch Thingamablog.

Installing from the ZIP file

• Download the ZIP archive
• Save it to the folder where you want to install Thingamablog
• Run the unzip command or use an appropriate unzip-program to extract Thingamablog
• To start Thingamablog, use the run.bat (under Windows) or run.sh (under Unixes)

Installing from the RPM file

• Download the RPM
• As root, run the command rpm -ivh thingamablog-<$version>.rpm to install Thingamablog
• The rpm places a shell script in your bin directory, so you can launch Thingamablog from a terminal with the command: thingamablog

License

Thingamablog is released under the terms of the GPL