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Well, I did mention MovableType (offlist) but didn't know if the cost (for commercial use) or the license would be a problem. I believe that by using MovableType you agree to not charge anything for the installation/setup you do for others, and last I checked the commercial license is $150. Again, for someone doing freelance work, on the cheap, these can be problematic issues. I should note that I am a big fan of MovableType, it's an extremely well made system... and it's written in Perl ;) Ben and Mena are Mac OS X users as well... Pete -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (Darwin) iEYEARECAAYFAj2teMsACgkQml9CZXxOrNAzAACdH/HPiVU1skKGsDjzCBCutWP0 cRAAoMlC9uDynC+pFv9M6QMSkt6fVzok =vRgh -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- Puneet Kishor wrote: > To all those who replied, many thanks. To summarize... > [snip] > Funnily, no one suggested MoveableType, which is what I have ended up > choosing. MT is elegant, customizable, and best of all, it installed on > my iBook like a sweet dream. Literally 3 or 4 keystrokes. Yes, I don't > have Imagemagick, but I will deal with that later. MT just installs so > easily... I didn't even have to install MySQL... I am just using DB_File > which seems to work fine. Btw, is there some place I can read more about > BerkeleyDB 1.x that comes with stock Unix as compared to something like > MySQL? Sleepycat's website mostly talks about the more recent versions > of BerkeleyDB. I am finding DB_File's performance to be a bit viscous, > so to say. Anyway, back to MT... another nice thing about it was I could > see so many other MT-driven websites. A huge user community, active > development, support forum... and really, really easy to work with. > > Over and out. > >
