Those buttons are added in the functions.php in the bp_dtheme_setup() of the BP-Default theme. You could unregister those actions, depending on what you want to do.
BP 1.6 is close. bbPress 2.1 is close. What is remaining is a bit of work in both to integrate the two. They do not technically need to be released together, but they do need to *work* together, so we need to make sure they do, before releasing either.
WP 3.4 will be out sometime in May (guessing). Currently we are not aware of any compatibility issues, though we have not spent a great deal of time testing that, yet.
Hmm.. Do you have any problems uploading regular pictures to WordPress’ Media Library? Because the /avatars/ folder should be inside your wp-content/blogs.dir/ or wp-content/uploads/ folder.
When you installed BuddyPress, did you do that *before* you set BP_ROOT_BLOG in your config file? I think what has happened is that your root site will have Pages created for Members, Groups, Forums, etc., but BuddyPress needs those created on the BP_ROOT_BLOG site.
Try creating new Pages on the BP_ROOT_BLOG site, and then go to the BuddyPress > Components menu in that site’s wp-admin, and map the components to a page which you’ve just created.
What permalinks do you have on this blog (#3)?
If you create a post or page, what does the link look like, and can you access it ok?
What’s the name of your subdirectory?
Avatar uploads aren’t supported on BuddyPress.org. Hopefully the site will be updated eventually so that option disappears. If you want a custom avatar here, you’ll need to use gravatar.com
I would avoid using WP Super Cache with BP until we get 1.6 out. Even then, I’d recommend giving page caching a miss. I think we have cache invalidation issues somewhere.
