Pimp My Camino

Camino 1.6 and What it Means for Themes

Camino 1.6 is released, and with it comes some changes on how themes work. The following will elaborate on what those changes are, and what they mean for users.

Getting Plugins to Work in Leopard

For a while it looked as if InputManagers were gone for good in Leopard, but they’re still around for us to pimp! The security is just a little tighter this time.

So for the early adopters trying to get their plugins to work in Leopard, here’s how you do it…

Categories now working again!

Apologies for another PMC housekeeping message, but the long-standing problem with the category counts not matching the number of items has been fixed. One article was being hidden everytime, but all should be good now!

Camino Toolbar Scripts

Access scripts from Camino’s toolbar.

All Themes Back Up

Download links for all of the themes on the site should once again work. Sorry for the downtime. If any links are dead, please let us know and it will be fixed as soon as possible.

PMC Housekeeping

I’ve finally found some time to do some housekeeping on PMC. Recent updates to Textpattern and plugins have left some sections behaving very bizarrely for some weeks now.

Many Themes Temporarily Unavailable

The web host for many of the themes on this site is being changed, so they will be temporarily unavailable for download. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Mike Pinkerton's Google Tech Talk

As part of the Google Tech Talks, Camino lead developer Mike Pinkerton discussed the past, present and future of Camino development, along with lessons learned from Mozilla and the open source community.

Yokota's Graphite Camino

Eiichi Yokota has created a new experimental Graphite build of Camino. The key features are that it uses a Graphite Omniwebesque icons & tabs theme, and is optimized for i686. It also alters the colour of the pop-up blocker bar, which is hardcoded, and thefore can’t be customised with a theme.

Camiscript and Camisearch repositories are back!

Just as the title says, the Camiscript and Camisearch repositories are back online. Thanks Ecco!