David Scotson

It might be worth looking at the Mozilla builds for Mac OS 9 (at the bottom):

http://www.mozilla.org/download.html

They're a bit out of date, but probably less so than IE5Mac which, while ahead of it's time with regards to standards compliance, has been badly neglected.

I suppose I should also mention that quite a lot of the content is directly applicable to users of Moodle (i.e. educators) e.g.

• Most classroom learning sucks
• Ten Tips for New Trainers/Teachers
• Motivated to Learn? Just-in-Time vs. Just-in-Case Learning

All interesting stuff.

I've been quite impressed by the content of the Creating Passionate Users blog which uses research in psychology and metacognition to explain why some products or ideas can (like Moodle) build succesful markets and communities while others fail.

As well as helping to understand Moodle's current success, it's got a lot of interesting content for those pondering how Moodle (the product) and Moodle.org (the community) can continue to grow.

Some examples:

• Featuritis vs. the Happy User Peak
• Upgrade your users, not just your product
• Users aren't dangerous

Did you mean version 1.5?

I was making some changes to the image upload scripts in CVS HEAD (i.e. 1.6) around then, but it seems odd that a kernal update would trigger any change, particularly one that only affected this version of Moodle.

What kind of errors do you get?

Codewise, there's several TiddlyWiki's with permanant storage backends e.g. PhpTiddlyWiki but as it's been done several times so it shouldn't be too difficult to do in a 'Moodle' compatible way.

It's mostly just a matter of someone, who has the skills and the free time, wanting to do it.