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Here is the [http://blogilo.gnufolks.org/ Home Page] and screenshots [http://blogilo.gnufolks.org/screenshots/ are here]. There is [http://blogilo.gnufolks.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page a wiki] and [http://blogilo.gnufolks.org/forum/ a forum] | Here is the [http://blogilo.gnufolks.org/ Home Page] and screenshots [http://blogilo.gnufolks.org/screenshots/ are here]. There is [http://blogilo.gnufolks.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page a wiki] and [http://blogilo.gnufolks.org/forum/ a forum] | ||
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A simple interface for full-featured blogging. |
Many people neither want nor need a large application such as WordPress. If you are one of them, this is your saviour. It has a simple interface, yet has all these features:
- Fully-featured WYSIWYG or html editing
- Allows you to preview with your style-sheet, see it as your visitors do.
- You can create, modify and delete posts, create drafts, and schedule posting
- Supports Blogger1.0, MetaWeblog, MovableType and Google GData APIs
- Supports adding media files if your API supports them.
- You can add images to post from your system, if your API supports it.
- Can save a local copy before publishing the post
- Save your writing copy to prevent data loss, at configurable intervals.
- Check spelling, using KDE spell-checker (most languages available)
- Can fetch your recent blog posts
Here is the Home Page and screenshots are here. There is a wiki and a forum