Movable Type 4.3 for Multiple Platforms

by Six Apart, Ltd.

Avg. Rating 4.5 (55 votes)

File Details

File Size 5.6 MB
License Freeware
Operating System Mac, Unix, Windows Server 2003/Server 2008
Date Added
Total Downloads 2,337
Publisher Six Apart, Ltd.
Homepage Movable Type

Publisher's Description

Movable Type is the platform that invented professional-grade blogging, powering the biggest and most successful blogs for pro bloggers, publishers, organizations, enterprises and businesses of any size. As blogging continues to evolve, Movable Type leads the way with reliable service, outstanding performance and continuous innovation.

Latest Reviews

dtoxx

dtoxx reviewed v4.1 Beta on Dec 14, 2007

I agree with dhry. Wordpress installs rapidly and with practically no fuss at all. MT on the other hand is insanely frustrating to install, especially locally.

If you want stability and flexibility, with a no-hassle installation, go with Wordpress.

Diam0nd

Diam0nd reviewed v4.1 Beta on Dec 14, 2007

Great platform!

dhry

dhry reviewed v4.01 RC1 on Sep 7, 2007

If that screenshot is of v4, then it STILL has the blasted "rebuild site" options. No thanks. Software like this only gets one chance. Like I said, Wordpress kicks this into a c***ed hat. Straight out of the "box", Wordpress was impressive and continues to impress - especially with the timely security updates and the wealth of available plugins. I wouldn't ever bother with MT again.

Diam0nd

Diam0nd reviewed v4.01 RC1 on Sep 6, 2007

I suggest people who leave bad comments here to actually TRY v4 of Movable Type. All that bad mouthing REALLY sounds like v3 to me.

#1 blog platfrom, well, since v4 at least.

war593122

war593122 reviewed v4.01 Beta 2 on Sep 5, 2007

More info on beta releases here:

http://www.movabletype.org/beta/

Diam0nd

Diam0nd reviewed v4.01 Beta 2 on Sep 5, 2007

Best blogging platform, that ESPECIALLY goes for v4.

User61

User61 reviewed v4.0 RC4 on Aug 8, 2007

I really hate the drop down menu with v4. The guy who designed it should be flogged.

dhry

dhry reviewed v4.0 RC2 on Aug 4, 2007

My wife registered this software some years back. She loved it. I hated it. It's painful to operate. The whole "rebuild pages" thing is ridiculous. After a while we both got jack of the thing and it sat without being updated on our website for maybe a year and a half. I checked out Wordpress a couple of months before my kid was born and LOVED it. We uninstalled MT and installed Wordpress to run a personal baby blog and haven't looked back - the interface is so much more straightforward and there are a LOT of plugins out there. MT isn't in the same league as WP. Do yourself a favour and don't bother with MT. However, SixApart haven't done too badly with http://www.vox.com - go get a free blog page there instead of installing this rubbish.

guru_v

guru_v reviewed v4.0 Beta 6 on Jul 11, 2007

The online demo is as foreign looking as the 1st time I looked at Word Perfect for DOS. Also, trying to get information is far from easy.

Diam0nd

Diam0nd reviewed v4.0 Beta 5 on Jul 7, 2007

Love the v4.

Avg. Rating 4.5 (55 votes)
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dtoxx

dtoxx reviewed v4.1 Beta on Dec 14, 2007

I agree with dhry. Wordpress installs rapidly and with practically no fuss at all. MT on the other hand is insanely frustrating to install, especially locally.

If you want stability and flexibility, with a no-hassle installation, go with Wordpress.

Diam0nd

Diam0nd reviewed v4.1 Beta on Dec 14, 2007

Great platform!

dhry

dhry reviewed v4.01 RC1 on Sep 7, 2007

If that screenshot is of v4, then it STILL has the blasted "rebuild site" options. No thanks. Software like this only gets one chance. Like I said, Wordpress kicks this into a c***ed hat. Straight out of the "box", Wordpress was impressive and continues to impress - especially with the timely security updates and the wealth of available plugins. I wouldn't ever bother with MT again.

Diam0nd

Diam0nd reviewed v4.01 RC1 on Sep 6, 2007

I suggest people who leave bad comments here to actually TRY v4 of Movable Type. All that bad mouthing REALLY sounds like v3 to me.

#1 blog platfrom, well, since v4 at least.

war593122

war593122 reviewed v4.01 Beta 2 on Sep 5, 2007

More info on beta releases here:

http://www.movabletype.org/beta/

Diam0nd

Diam0nd reviewed v4.01 Beta 2 on Sep 5, 2007

Best blogging platform, that ESPECIALLY goes for v4.

User61

User61 reviewed v4.0 RC4 on Aug 8, 2007

I really hate the drop down menu with v4. The guy who designed it should be flogged.

dhry

dhry reviewed v4.0 RC2 on Aug 4, 2007

My wife registered this software some years back. She loved it. I hated it. It's painful to operate. The whole "rebuild pages" thing is ridiculous. After a while we both got jack of the thing and it sat without being updated on our website for maybe a year and a half. I checked out Wordpress a couple of months before my kid was born and LOVED it. We uninstalled MT and installed Wordpress to run a personal baby blog and haven't looked back - the interface is so much more straightforward and there are a LOT of plugins out there. MT isn't in the same league as WP. Do yourself a favour and don't bother with MT. However, SixApart haven't done too badly with http://www.vox.com - go get a free blog page there instead of installing this rubbish.

guru_v

guru_v reviewed v4.0 Beta 6 on Jul 11, 2007

The online demo is as foreign looking as the 1st time I looked at Word Perfect for DOS. Also, trying to get information is far from easy.

Diam0nd

Diam0nd reviewed v4.0 Beta 5 on Jul 7, 2007

Love the v4.

Diam0nd

Diam0nd reviewed v4.0 Beta 4 on Jun 28, 2007

proitservice

proitservice reviewed v4.0 Beta 3 on Jun 28, 2007

In an effort to help anybody discover Movable Type v4.0 known also as Movable Type Athena project, I've made available a full featured online demo

Go and discover it yourself now

http://www.movabletype4.org/

Diam0nd

Diam0nd reviewed v4.0 Beta 3 on Jun 20, 2007

MT > *

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