I have been a fan of minimalistic window managers for a long time. It began when I first switched to Blackbox in 2002 and continued on as I migrated to newer Blackbox variants such as Fluxbox and then on to Openbox. Although, when I switched to Openbox in 2005 it ...
read moreUpdate: The file changes referenced in this post were integrated into the main project and no longer need to be added by hand.
I had some free time today and I decided to make a few changes to jskomment so that I could implement a few features that I felt ...
read moreUpdate: This tutorial is outdated. There is an updated tutorial available.
In my earlier post I referred to jskomment, the open source comment system that I use, and I thought that I would create a quick tutorial on setting it up and integrating it with Pelican.
However, This tutorial is ...
read moreI like to frequent a variety of websites and blogs which discuss and advocate open source software.
Recently I had some time to kill and I did a few searches on DuckDuckGo in order find a few more decent ones to read.
This prompted me to write this post in ...
read morePelican is a Python-powered static website generator which comes with a rather decent feature set. It allows you to write your blog entries in reStructuredText, Markdown, or AsciiDoc using any editor that you desire.
It also supports: