I’ve been playing with the Fargo blogging software from Dave Winer at Scripting.com It puts your blog info into an S3 bucket, then has links to WordPress, so that you can use Fargo’s outliner to edit your post, then publish it directly to WordPress. I just found something else that’s really cool. I moved my “Posts” page
To make a static home page (so that viewers see the same thing every time), you can follow the instructions here… http://en.support.wordpress.com/pages/front-page/
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It’s a bit odd/disconcerting to see that the postings in Fargo _(the outliner)_ are in oldest-to-newest order (top-to-bottom), while the home page shows newest on top. This is as it should be – there’s just a need to make that mental conversion. Ahah. Just create the new item in Fargo above the older ones and
I purchased this VPS from HostFolks for testing IPv6. The VPS came with a handful of IPv6 addresses in addition to the single IPv4 address they normally provide. (Be sure you ask for a server in Germany, or verify that the VPS does have IPv6 capability – not all their sites do.) IPv6 really “just
I’m using Fargo (http://fargo.io) to: a) create the postings in a great outliner b) push them to the WordPress blog
This is a VPS with only 128Mbyte RAM and a 500 MHz processor (!) It’s tricky to configure it. I may get around to documenting how I installed Ubuntu 10.04 (32-bit, to save RAM), installed the WordPress, then tweaked the system to remove as much cruft as possible. I also minimized the number of Apache