drupal core

According to Drupal Community, Drupal 7.39 was released on August 20, 2015 which contain fixes for security vulnerabilities.

Sites are urged to upgrade immediately after reading this security announcement.

According to Drupal Community, Drupal 7.32 was released on October 15, 2014 which contain fixes for security vulnerabilities.

Sites are urged to upgrade immediately after reading this security announcement.

I had a terrible time installing a raw Drupal 7.29 in my localhost.
Weird behaviors I never saw before, I tried several times, wasted several hours, and finally had to upgrade via Drush a Drupal 7.28 site.
Behaviors like immediately blocking access to install, chmod solved that.
The most annoying thing is that after setting a maintenance account (user 1 or uid = 1) with a correct password that I did not mistype, it was not letting me in to administrative functions.

According to Drupal Community, Drupal 7.29 and 6.32 were released on July 16, 2014 which contain fixes for security vulnerabilities.

Sites are urged to upgrade immediately after reading this security announcement.

According to Drupal Community, Drupal 7.27 and 6.31 were released on April 17, 2014 which contain fixes for security vulnerabilities.

Sites are urged to upgrade immediately after reading this security announcement.

According to Drupal Community, Drupal 7.26 and 6.30 were released on January 16, 2014 which contain fixes for security vulnerabilities.

Sites are urged to upgrade immediately after reading this security announcement.

Drupal core release history missing term value "Drupal core", result as drush make download the Drupal core as module.

For more details, please visit https://drupal.org/node/2126123.

We updated our drush make file refer to a suggestion in https://github.com/drush-ops/drush/issues/234#issuecomment-27631773.

I created a Block using Views containing User information. Here are Fields:

User: Picture
User: Name Username
User: Created date Member since
User: Edit link
Global: Custom text
Global: Custom text

The first "Global: Custom text" contains:
<a href="/logout">LOGOUT</a>

The second "Global: Custom text" contains:


CONTENT MANAGEMENT

ADD BANNER

ADD COURSES

ADD NEWS


Last night, as I read through the conversation that is happening on the "Make core maintainable" issue (http://drupal.org/node/1255674), I couldn't help but feel that while this conversation is important, it may be the wrong conversation to be having at this time. I am glad this conversation has continued coming out of DrupalCon London, but I feel like we haven't answered the fundamental question of "what is Drupal?", which may help steer the conversation in a direction that will help us select the features that really need to be in core.