Blog publishing (newbie) - Setup
This is a discussion on Blog publishing (newbie) - Setup ; Hello everyone.
I have a basic question. I am interested in setting up a blog server
and have signed up with a Blog server ISP. Now I need to know the tools
required to start publishing the content. What tools ...
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Blog publishing (newbie)
Hello everyone.
I have a basic question. I am interested in setting up a blog server
and have signed up with a Blog server ISP. Now I need to know the tools
required to start publishing the content. What tools do I need without
having to learn a programming language or some complex tool? I want to
be able to open up an editor and publish to my blogging site. What do I
need?
Thank you in advance for any help/advice.
Regards,
NJ
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Re: Blog publishing (newbie)
"Neil Jones" wrote in message news:PC63i.77333$vE1.53194@newsfe24.lga...
> Hello everyone.
>
> I have a basic question. I am interested in setting up a blog server
> and have signed up with a Blog server ISP. Now I need to know the tools
> required to start publishing the content. What tools do I need without
> having to learn a programming language or some complex tool? I want to
> be able to open up an editor and publish to my blogging site. What do I
> need?
>
> Thank you in advance for any help/advice.
>
> Regards,
>
> NJ
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Re: Blog publishing (newbie)
Neil Jones wrote:
> Hello everyone.
>
> I have a basic question. I am interested in setting up a blog server
> and have signed up with a Blog server ISP. Now I need to know the tools
> required to start publishing the content. What tools do I need without
> having to learn a programming language or some complex tool? I want to
> be able to open up an editor and publish to my blogging site. What do I
> need?
>
> Thank you in advance for any help/advice.
Ask the guy you signed up with?
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Re: Blog publishing (newbie)
On Thu, 17 May 2007 20:40:31 -0400, Neil Jones wrote:
> Hello everyone.
>
> I have a basic question. I am interested in setting up a blog server
> and have signed up with a Blog server ISP. Now I need to know the tools
> required to start publishing the content. What tools do I need without
> having to learn a programming language or some complex tool? I want to
> be able to open up an editor and publish to my blogging site. What do I
> need?
>
> Thank you in advance for any help/advice.
>
> Regards,
>
> NJ
A good tool for newbie bloggers is WordPress.
http://wordpress.org/
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Re: Blog publishing (newbie)
On Thu, 17 May 2007 20:40:31 -0400, Neil Jones
wrote:
> Hello everyone.
>
> I have a basic question. I am interested in setting up a blog server
> and have signed up with a Blog server ISP. Now I need to know the tools
> required to start publishing the content. What tools do I need without
> having to learn a programming language or some complex tool? I want to
> be able to open up an editor and publish to my blogging site. What do I
> need?
>
> Thank you in advance for any help/advice.
>
> Regards,
>
> NJ
I think you are asking for blog clients that you can use to post content
to a weblog, right? There are some:
Scribefire - runs as a firefox add-in and you can install it easily by
searching for it from within firefox's add-ins.
Drivel - I've used this one a few times on wordpress.com blogs but it
will not do multiple categories that I can see.
Bleezer - A really nice java based blog client that I use more and more
these days. You will need to get the java JRE installed on Linux first;
but the tools within Bleezer are very nice.
Gnome-blog - this one or something close to its name runs from the gnome
panel. Its pretty basic...
Jblogeditor - another java based blogging client which will run on
Linux. This one would benefit from an update as well.
blogtk - this one has not been updated in some time.
There may be more and others may use regular editors, etc. I'm a whimp
and like a blogging client that runs both within firefox and outside.
Speaking as a blogger of some years, there are not compelling tools yet
for blogging clients on Linux unfortunately. I weigh most things
against a windows client like Blogjet which has very nice sets of
featues. FWIW, Bleezer comes closest and may even win in some areas but
you need java. If its not a big deal, try out bleezer and see what you
think.
I'll leave it as an adventure in searching to find these 
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