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On Thu, Sep 03, 2015 at 03:11:08PM +0200, Jan Niggemann wrote:
> I couldn't go to DebConf so I'm glad Lars' talk was taped.
> He mentions that obnam has the world's ugliest website. I don't have a ton
> of spare time, but I definitely would like to change that.
I'd like that, yes. Thank you.
> I'd like the content to be under version control and IMHO a static site
> generator is best suited for devs like us, pelican comes to mind.
I'd really like to keep obnam.org as a wiki, and in any case, I am
afraid I insist on continuing to use ikiwiki (see
http://ikiwiki.info). All the content is stored in git already, of
course. To customise the look of an ikiwiki site, changing either
style.css (replacing anything that ikiwiki provides by default) or
local.css (overriding only parts of what ikiwiki provides).
If you want, I can set up a clone of the obnam.org site (on
branchable.com, where it's hosted), and give you git push access to
that. Send me your ssh public key, preferably PGP signed.
> The 3 column layout
I don't want to be so negative, but I tend to find 3-column layouts
tend to be too full of information, and hard to use. I'd rather have
something much, much simpler. However, I don't object to that as much
as I insist on using ikiwiki.
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undefined until a restore is attempted. -- andrewsh
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