Pybb is a django forum application. For now PyBB is unstable. If some feture exists in rev.A then it could be dropped in rev.B.
Contacts
Send all questions to lorien@lorien.name
Documentation
Basic info: http://packages.python.org/pybb/
Installation/Download
Most recent version is on bitbucket. Package on pypi.python.org is updated from time to time.
PyBB Demo
Quick way to test pybb is to install pybb-demo project. It is preconfigured django project which you can setup and run in five minuetes.
Templates
PyBB is shipped with default templates which you can use as basis for development your own templates. PyBB is not shipped with any stylesheets, you can find some CSS in pybb-demo project.
Tests
To run tests you need django-webtest and lxml packages to be installed
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