Paul Simon wrote there must be 50 ways to leave your lover but for me it took 50 days to leave Blosxom.
Not that Blosxom was bad or anything. I enjoyed the time we had together and we can still be friends ... but ... there's ... another blog engine in my life.
So this is my "Dear Blosxom" letter. I will always cherish our time together but this will be my final Blosxom blog entry. No hard feelings. In fact, the new one looks a lot like you.
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updated: 09 Dec 2005
Blosxom seems to be working for me quite well now that it started accepting comments. One of the features provides convenience but also brings with it a problem. It organizes each entry by the date it is posted. Each entry is a file, so it just reads the file date. Convenient.
I don't know about you, but sometimes I need to go back and adjust text or fix a spelling error. Mostly recently, I've been adjusting the framework of my setup that affects the way each entry is structured. So when I made a change, the system would rearrange the order of the entries. Problem.
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updated: 05 Sep 2006
Well it's been an interesting week trying to get my open source blog software to play nice on my IIS6 server. I chose blosxom first and foremost because it was perl-driven. I already have perl installed on my server and thought this might be a quick way to get things going.
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updated: 09 Dec 2005 | 1 comment
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