Monday, 28 June 2004
Cristal
Posted by at 10:43 PM in blojsom ... all blojsom
Some more on the blojsom and OS X Tiger Server announcement
Did Apple contact me before the announcement? Yes. However, Apple's policy is not to discuss the details of future products. So, I didn't actually know they were going to include a Weblog server based on blojsom until today. I also had an obligation to uphold confidentiality in discussions with Apple.
Are we committed to supporting blojsom? Yes.
Has blojsom been slashdotted? Yes. Mac OS X "Tiger" Server previewed. We're handling the load just fine 
Thanks to the folks over at Atlassian for providing us and other open source projects with a free license for Confluence.
Will Apple contribute back to blojsom? That's what we've been told. I'm sure there are fixes, plugins, and other enhancements that will benefit the entire community.
Are you sippin' Cristal? Of course 
I must say, this is the finest champagne.
Thanks to the folks over at Atlassian for providing us and other open source projects with a free license for Confluence.
Will Apple contribute back to blojsom? That's what we've been told. I'm sure there are fixes, plugins, and other enhancements that will benefit the entire community.
Are you sippin' Cristal? Of course I must say, this is the finest champagne.
Posted by at 10:11 PM in blojsom ... all blojsom
Apple's Tiger Server to bundle blojsom
Apple Previews Mac OS X Server 'Tiger'
The Weblog Server that will ship in the next release of OS X Server is based on blojsom.
Weblog Server is fully compatible with Safari RSS in Mac OS X Tiger and makes publishing a weblog as simple as checking a box in Server Admin preferences. Weblog Server is based on the popular open source project 'Blojsom' and is fully integrated into Tiger Server with an easy-to-use interface, Kerberos authentication support and LDAP integration. Weblog Server provides users with calendar-based navigation and customizable themes and users can post entries using the built in Web-based functionality or with weblog clients that support XML-RPC or the Atom API.I'm still in shock
Posted by at 3:39 PM in blojsom ... all blojsom
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Posted by at 12:28 PM in Moblog
JavaOne or WWDC attendees ... use smthingme to IM your blog!
Morning folks ... we're live with me somethingme.com. Add smthingme to your AIM buddy list. Follow the simple instructions. Have fun!
You also don’t have to go through the whole login/logout each time you want to post a message. You can set your username/password, set your blog information, post a message, and then just change your blog ID and start a new post or whatever the next time.
No big whoop.
Posted by at 9:54 AM in java ... just java
First post via somethingme.com smthingme buddy
Welcome to the fun world of instant messaging with your blog.
Just add smthingme to your AIM buddy list and you're done!
Posted by at 12:57 AM in My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult
Announcing somethingme.com
Good morning folks. Mark and I are pleased to announce somethingme.com. Just in time for Apple's Worldwide Developer's Conference and JavaOne.
Update: Looks like the folks at blog-city are also experimenting with post to blog via AIM.
somethingme is a set of services for information creation, aggregation and exchange across devices, protocols, and services. The first available service allows you to interact with your blog via AOL(TM) Instant Messenger.The website has the details on the set of commands available to you and a sample interaction. This is only the beginning. Have fun and enjoy the service!
Update: Looks like the folks at blog-city are also experimenting with post to blog via AIM.
Posted by at 12:54 AM in My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult
