Tuesday, August 23, 2011  Galacticus v0.9.0 Released!  After a
little over one year of development, I'm happy to announce that
Galacticus v0.9.0 is now the official, stable version of
Galacticus. This means that v0.0.1 gets retired (so it won't get
further bug fixes) and development shifts to v0.9.1. More
importantly, it means that v0.9.0 is the version you should use
by default - no new features will be added making it stable, but
bug fixes will be made where necessary.  While the code itself
is now fixed, there are a couple of things still to come: an
automated install script and some new parameter sets which
should give good matches to observational data with v0.9.0.
There's a lot that's new in v0.9.0 - the full list of changes
can be found here - but here are some of the highlights:  Black
Holes  Since the standard black hole implementation has grown in
complexity, I introduced a much simpler version which can be
used when you don't care about having such a detailed treatment
of black holes. In the simpl