- BloGTK
- A GTK program, written in Python. Last updated in 2005. Couldn't get it to work, obviously.
- Drivel
- Another Gnome program. It is not in the Ubuntu repositories and the most recent Ubuntu package is for Dapper, which is ancient and fails to work. Then I noticed that image upload is not supported, so I didn't bother trying to build from source.
- Bleezer
- A Java program, runnable from the web via Java Web Start. The password that you type into the program is shown in plain text on the screen so at that point I gave up. I do not want to use a program with such disregard for basic security and user interface conventions.
- Gnome Blog
- Sits in the way in your system tray. Not what I was looking for.
- ScribeFire
- A Firefox plugin. Ironically much better than all the standalone applications. For now this is my program of choice. The image upload does not work for me, however, so I filed a bug about that. ScribeFire seems to be pretty well maintained so I expect that they'll get back to me soon.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Blogger clients for Linux
Since Blogger is so annoying, I gave a couple of dedicated blogging clients a try. Here is a short summary of my findings.
An important requirement for me is that the client runs on Linux (Windows is optional, but not required). WYSIWIG editing is not important to me, as long as there's some kind of preview feature. And there must be a way to post images.
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