Chronicle for Linux 3.7

Chronicle software is a small and fast blog compiler, written in Perl with minimal dependencies.<br /><br />What is a blog compiler? It is a simple piece of software which will convert a directory of text files into static tree of HTML and RSS files which can be published online as a full-featured blog complete with:<br /><br />. Archives<br />. Tags<br />. RSS Feeds.<br /><br />You can install it in seconds and be using it in minutes without having to install PHP, a Database, or Ruby on Rails!<br /><br />Installation<br /><br />To use the software you'll need the Date::Parse and HTML::Template perl modules. Debian GNU/Linux users may install these by running:<br /><br />apt-get install libtimedate-perl libhtml-template-perl<br /><br />Download, unpack, and run "make install". This will give you a configuration file in /etc, the binary in /usr/local/bin, and the themes beneath /usr/share/chronicle.<br /><br />Now create ./blog and populate it with blog entries in the correct format. If you run "chronicle --verbose" you'll see your compiled files being produced.<br /><br />Blog Format<br /><br />A sample blog entry would be a text file with contents like this:<br /><br />Title: This is the title for an entry<br />Tags: comma, separated, tag, names<br />Date: 14th August 2007<br /><br />< p >This is the first line of the blog entry.< /p ><br />< p >This is the last line of the blog entry.< /p ><br /><br />In this example the blog has been written in HTML, but you may choose to write your entries in textile or markdown formats if you prefer.<br /><br />To specify the input format simply adjust the configuration file:<br /><br />format = [ html | markdown | textile ]

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Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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