Category: Software
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Configuration of WordPress
When you use a blog engine software as WordPress, you soon discover (as I do right now) that one of the great helps this is bringing to the web site owner is the quick and easy reconfiguration and the fast adaptation of the web site that becomes possible. For example, the categories list (the news…
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Ping services via XML-RPC and RPC2
WordPress users know that it is possible to automatically ping search engines (inform a search engine of the updates of the contents of the blog/web site. WordPress uses XML-RPC and RPC2 protocols for this. I collected a number of ping services that are compatible with WordPress
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Leave a comment
Did you notice that? Now, you can leave a comment or write an answer to the articles you find on this web site. It is as simple as registering yourself on the site (go to the right menu, down to Meta). You will also be able to post articles of your own on the web…
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Everest Home Edition
There are days when you are lazy (you don’t want to open the box of your PC to check what’s under the hood). There are days when all is against you (that cheap PC card only has a reference number printed on it). The rest of the time you’d just like to have a nap.…
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Google pack
For lazy people, Google prepared a set of free software programs, easy to use and supposed to create some competition for the major software companies (like Microsoft). This is called the Google pack and it works with Windows XP.
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WordPress installation
The installation of a brand new blog engine on a web site like mine (containing a lot of things I do not want to change despite the useful addition of new features) was something I feared slightly. It was not half as difficult as what I expected. Let’s see how it went.
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WordPress: A new web site engine for Roumazeilles.net
As you may have noticed a few little things changed recently on this web site. Actually, I have added a new blog engine to handle the bulk of the daily publication of news: WordPress.
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Will Linux be able to replace Windows?
Up to the first weeks of 2006, I wondered if GNU/Linux will ever be able to replace Windows on your desktop and the result was stored in a separate page. You can still access it.