Bashblog – a single bash script to create blogs
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Re: Bashblog – a single bash script to create blogs
#2Mmm, good ol’ bash. I like it.
Re: Bashblog – a single bash script to create blogs
#3Glorious.
I used a similar system back in the day, nanoblogger:
Re: Bashblog – a single bash script to create blogs
#4Glorious. I used a similar system back in the day, nanoblogger: https://nanoblogger.sourceforge.net/
Ah, sourceforge!
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#6This is a good example of a program I would like to use if it was distributed in the standard repo of my OS, rather than totally unvetted on the Microsoft Github page of a random developer.
PS: I don't know why HN allows downvoting seeing how it is always so abused. Nothing I wrote here is factually false, and what remains is just my personal opinion as a principled user of FOSS. A bit of tolerance for others' viewpoints is in order.
Re: Bashblog – a single bash script to create blogs
#7Mmm, good ol’ bash. I like it.
Awful old Bash. I hate it.
Seriously I don't know why you'd do this in Bash. Crazy choice.
Re: Bashblog – a single bash script to create blogs
#8This is a good example of a program I would like to use if it was distributed in the standard repo of my OS, rather than totally unvetted on the Microsoft Github page of a random developer. PS: I don't know why HN allows downvoting seeing how it is always so abused. Nothing I wrote here is factually false, and what remains is just my personal opinion as a principled user of FOSS. A bit of tolerance for others' viewpo…
What?
That's how open source works
Re: Bashblog – a single bash script to create blogs
#9This is a good example of a program I would like to use if it was distributed in the standard repo of my OS, rather than totally unvetted on the Microsoft Github page of a random developer. PS: I don't know why HN allows downvoting seeing how it is always so abused. Nothing I wrote here is factually false, and what remains is just my personal opinion as a principled user of FOSS. A bit of tolerance for others' viewpo…
What? That's how open source works
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