Sliv
07-19-2005, 11:12 AM
I've been browsing the various blog systems available.
I am setting up a blog for use by my brother and his wife; the subject matter will be their new baby. They want a very quick, easy and reliable way to post news about their baby as well as photographs with captions.
My brother is well versed in technology, but not in web development. His wife is comfortable using a computer, but is not well versed in the underlying technologies.
The platform is Linux/PHP/MySQL
I am looking for a freely available blog system that I can install to my server, that has a very good user-friendly interface and a very strong photo gallery system.
Required Features:
-Easy install on to a shared host
-Up to date (no dead or out-of-date blog scripts)
-XHTML/CSS compliant output
-Photo Gallery
-Appealing Look and Feel (skinnable is nice)
-Very user friendly
-Fast and reliable
I have browsed the popular ones at opensourcecms.com and currently am playing around with Serendipity as it seems to be a good one and very user friendly. I like that they have a "media" section where you can manipulate folders and images easily.
Any tips are appreciated, thanks.
I am setting up a blog for use by my brother and his wife; the subject matter will be their new baby. They want a very quick, easy and reliable way to post news about their baby as well as photographs with captions.
My brother is well versed in technology, but not in web development. His wife is comfortable using a computer, but is not well versed in the underlying technologies.
The platform is Linux/PHP/MySQL
I am looking for a freely available blog system that I can install to my server, that has a very good user-friendly interface and a very strong photo gallery system.
Required Features:
-Easy install on to a shared host
-Up to date (no dead or out-of-date blog scripts)
-XHTML/CSS compliant output
-Photo Gallery
-Appealing Look and Feel (skinnable is nice)
-Very user friendly
-Fast and reliable
I have browsed the popular ones at opensourcecms.com and currently am playing around with Serendipity as it seems to be a good one and very user friendly. I like that they have a "media" section where you can manipulate folders and images easily.
Any tips are appreciated, thanks.
