What I track on my LAN's #Forgejo instance:
- documentation
- #GoHugo and #FairCamp web sites
- #ObsidianMD notebooks
- #Inkscape projects
- #ReaperDAW projects
- Various GitHub projects, mirrored so I don't have to interact with GitHub directly
The only other users are my kids, so whatever goes wrong is generally my own fault.
This is all particularly helpful as I often switch between a Mac and several Linux machines, so it's a consistent way to share things.
It's been like 4 months since a regular blog post, so I decided to just write something rather than agonize over all the things I should have written about during that span.
Replaced Disqus with Mastodon-powered comments on my Hugo blog. The idea clicked as soon as I read @getajobmike's post. One tootId in the frontmatter, a web component by @dpecos doing the fetching, and Disqus is gone. No tracking. No ads.
Here's how I set it up on my blog: https://jonhnnyweslley.net/blog/mastodon-comments/
#gohugo (the static website generator) perpetually breaks backward compatibility, but also doesn't use semver, so any version can just break any random day.
It also warns about things like "no templates found for categories", on a site without categories. So I kinda end up ignoring warnings, because it warns about the non-existence of templates which are not used anyway.
Has anyone migrated a blog from WordPress to Hugo? How did you handle the images?
I haven't seen many documentation sites that are as tough to navigate as the one for #gohugo .
The fact that the pages within any category are sorted alphabetically, so "Getting Started" ends up somewhere in the middle, does not help at all.
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