Phoronix CMS Site Updated

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Phoronix: Phoronix CMS Site Updated

At Phoronix.com we have rolled out an update this morning for PHXCMS, our in-house content management system. PHXCMS-7.1 includes a number of optimizations and a few improvements to enhance the reader experience at Phoronix.

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=NjE4OQ

[Morlyn]

I read most phoronix news with my Liferea news aggregator. There's probably a bug in your new system because it totally messed up the feed. Now I get 2 of every article and most of them are marked unread. The duplicate post looks weird like this:

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Prior to NVIDIA porting CoolBits over to Linux back in 2005, the only way to overclock your NVIDIA graphics card was using NVClock. NVClock has been developed as a third-party open-source utility by Roderick Colenbrander and hosted at SourceForge and LinuxHardware.org.

[Michael]

I read most phoronix news with my Liferea news aggregator. There's probably a bug in your new system because it totally messed up the feed. Now I get 2 of every article and most of them are marked unread. The duplicate post looks weird like this:

Also posted in Phoronix
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Prior to NVIDIA porting CoolBits over to Linux back in 2005, the only way to overclock your NVIDIA graphics card was using NVClock. NVClock has been developed as a third-party open-source utility by Roderick Colenbrander and hosted at SourceForge and LinuxHardware.org.


There was a change to the RSS handling, however, it will work fine for all future stories. Basically the guid got changed so it downloaded them twice if you previously subscribed to the feed.