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by hales 4y ago
I love the idea of tags/categories on sites. They're an alternative navigation strategy that I particularly like using when reading people's blogs. I have not implemented tags in Minisleep's releases because, whilst doa
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by hales 4y ago
Ooh I like the idea of using SQlite. That would make backing up the site and moving it to other hosts much easier. I'm going to have a look at Fossil if I need something more than Minisleep :)
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by hales 4y ago
Sorry I've never used OpenBSD. It looks like OpenBSD's httpd does not support CGI, instead it only does FastCGI: https://man.openbsd.org/httpd.8 You then have to use a wrapper to convert FastCGI into CGI: https:&
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by hales 4y ago
Tiddlywiki seems (from a technical perspective) a little bit closer to what you're imagining: https://tiddlywiki.com/ Sadly it doesn't let you edit WYSIWYG, ie when you click "Edit" it still transforms t
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by hales 4y ago
I'm Hales, the author of Minisleep. I'm open to any and all questions, critique and tangential stories. I made Minisleep to solve the problems I had with other wiki engines and it's been doing this well. It runs my personal
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by hales 4y ago
I really liked Zim many years ago and used it quite a bit for personal note taking, but its lack of tables really annoyed me. I love tables with a passion. (On that note: when you add table support to a markup language PLEASE support newli
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by hales 4y ago
(I'm the author of Minisleep) It's been many years, so my memory is a bit rusty. I think I recall it being fiddly to upload images for a page and possibly the themes were complex to modify (?) (I didn't like the default and
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by hales 4y ago
What version of WSL and what webserver, if I may ask?