[Wolves] Re: Wolves meetup summary

[Aquarius]

Steve spoo'd forth: 
> I've used a system called Userland ( http://www.userland.com/) to manage content for some websites - its set up on a friends computer, and it uses easy to 
> edit html templates with macros to manage content, and also impliments css well for the presentation side of things. Its very slow though  - to see what i mean 
> visit http://www.myprotova.com/lowtechbrum for the A2RT blog, or go to http://www.myprotova.com to spawn a new slow site of your own. Anyway and it 
> costs money apparently and doesn't run on linux , so we are looking for a free and open source alternative for content management. I've had a quick play with 
> postnuke, but i'd be interested in seeing if there's a very quick way simplifying the look and the navigation of the site, so groups who arn't experienced at either 
> html or php can quickly get into posting up text and images without all the other baggage. 

Try any of the following for software  similar  to  Radio  Userland  but 
fine for Linux and not commercial:

Movable Type (this is what kryogenix.org uses)
Bloxsom
pMachine
b2
Epistula
GreyMatter

or wait a few weeks and then use Vellum,  the  one  I'm  writing,  which 
kryogenix.org *will* be running on ;)

Aq.

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