Since the last release, Pylogger has undergone a major overhaul
in how it handles things. Most of the changes are internal and
intended to make installation and configuration easier.

These are some of the changes:

- Unified config file. Most settings are stored here instead
  of being hardcoded.

- Template support. All the html and xml is now stored in
  editable templates instead of being hard coded.

- Working CGI support. Now you can blog entirely by using
  the web interface.

- Modular architecture. Instead of 1 blogging script and 1
  comments script, I've spilt them into a number of scripts
  for handling separate things.

- RSS 2.0 xml feeds