Fasnacht Basel 2008
Fasnacht Basel 2008
Originally uploaded by nichtperfekt.
Die "drey scheenschte Dääg" 2008 sind kaum zu übertreffen.
Fasnacht Basel 2008
Originally uploaded by nichtperfekt.
Tomboy to Blog using APP
There is yet a newer plugin (http://flukkost.nu/blog/) for tomboy using the Atom Publishing Protocol (APP), which e.g. works with Wordpress 2.2, after having applied a patch (http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4191).
Tomboy to Wordpress
A tomboy plugin that allows posting notes to a Wordpress blog. The plugin can be found at:
The xmlrpc link might look like:
Update: The plugin also works with freeflux blogs, as you can see, but it does not automatically add a default category. That is probably the reason, why the post does not get listed in the blog directly.
ScribeFire
ScribeFire is a convenient add-on to firefox helping you to write blog posts to your personal blog site.
[1] http://www.scribefire.com/
[1] http://www.scribefire.com/
Powered by ScribeFire.
Update: "Powered by ScribeFire." is added by default.
Windows live writer plugins
Recently in Berlin. The image shown here has been entered by the "Insert Flickr Image" plugin for Windows live writer. A list of various plugins can be found on this blog post.
Using writely to post to freeflux
Test posting from writely to freeflux. writely is yet another service provided by Google that lets you create, import and export documents. One way of publishing is to post the document to your favourite blog using an XML RPC interface. Inbetween there are lots of rich text editors. But writely offers even collaborative work with revision control which might become a different approach of blogging.
To configure writely use the following link and replace USERNAME with your appropriate blog username:
http://URSERNAME.freeflux.net/blog/xmlrpc.xml
You can add multiple tags to your writely document which will represent categories in freeflux. Categories have to preexist.
The whole approach has a drawback - writely does not (yet) read-back the blog post. So if you change the blog post elsewhere, e.g. with the freeflux built-in editor, writely will still have the old post in its archive.
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