Lyceum (software)

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This article is about the blogging software Lyceum. For the conferencing system developed by Open University, see Lyceum (synchronous CMC software)
Lyceum

The Lyceum administration interface.
Developer ibiblio
Latest release 1.0 / 11 Oct 2007
OS Cross-platform
Genre CMS/Blog software
License GPL
Website lyceum.ibiblio.org

Lyceum is an open-source blogging platform based on WordPress. It is currently developed by ibiblio.

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Lyceum was first made public in February 2006. It originally began in mid-2005, and development is synchronous with WordPress.[1]

WordPress MU, developed by the core WordPress team, is extremely similar in functionality to Lyceum. The primary difference is that Lyceum stores all of its information in a set number of database tables. WordPress MU, on the other hand, adds new tables for each weblog added.[2]

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