Free blog editor software for linux

MySpace Blog Editor is an extension which allows you to post directly from within Firefox to your MySpace blog.

The MySpace Blog Editor allows you to post directly from within Firefox to your MySpace blog aswell as save notes, drag and drop formatted text from webpages, handle images and much more.

Scroll Blog project is a simple yet powerful blog system written in Python using Django.
Leveraging the Django framework, one can quickly spin up new modules.
Enhancements:
- This release moves closer to PEP8, adds a simple resume module, and starts a really simple schedule module.
- It has been tested with Django-0.96.

bBlog is a powerful, elegant personal publishing system written in PHP and released as free, Open Source software under the GPL. It is a flexible but simple way to blog that works for blogging beginners, and can grow into a more advanced users needs.
bBlog is used by thousands of bloggers world wide and has not only the features you would expect from a modern blogging system, but also advanced capabilities including advanced comment spam prevention and threaded comments. Perhaps bBlogs most distinctive feature is that it is built around a templating system called Smarty, which makes customizing your blog as easy as editing any web page, no programming skills required.
Our development process is open, with an active and growing community expanding our capabilities with new modules and improving our core software. Everyone is welcomed to contribute and input.
Main features:
- Fast, easy installation gets you up and running in minutes
- Complete control of look and feel of your blog
- Easier customization through Smarty templating
- Modular architecture makes it easy to drop in a new plugin developed by our active development community
- Threaded comments
- Advanced trackbacks, Blogrolling, XML/RPC, spam protection
- Comprehensive support for web standards
- Uses PHP/MySQL

PingBlog is a tag generator and ping tool for blog directories such as Blogalaxia, VeneBlogs, Technorati, To2Blogs and others.

eBay Blog This is an extension which enables easy blogging on eBay Blogs.

Once downloaded, you will be able to select content from any webpage, right click it, and choose the "Blog This" option! The eBay Blog This tool will... eBay Blog This enables easy blogging on eBay Blogs.

Once downloaded, you will be able to select content from any webpage, right click it, and choose the "Blog This" option!

The eBay Blog This tool will automatically insert the content, links and quotes into your blog posts.

CoMoblog is a community driven mobile orientated blogging application that allows you to blog to your website from any device that supports sending Emails. It essentially works as an email-to-blog gateway that supports rich document types such as HTML and Images
The CoMoblog project is a branch from the Easymoblog project. The original Easymoblog project was developed by Umberto Caldera and can be found at http://www.easymoblog.org
One of the major advantages of CoMoblogs design is that its modular. The Community can write Modules which any user can install to add extended functionality to their Blog.
Modules exist to add Calendars and RSS to the side menu bars while others exist to add such functionality as searching. The possibilities are endless.
All credit for the original project goes to Easymoblog and Umberto.
Enhancements:
- FEATURE: Ability to edit comments (1347626)
- FEATURE: Ability to edit post ctypes
- FEATURE: Initial support for 3g2 video
- FEATURE: Support for posts with no subjects (1280303)
- FEATURE: DB changes now supported in point-release upgrades (1378108)
- FEATURE: Remove restrictions on post count limit (1387715)
- MODULE: Updated mod_calendar to 1.1
- MODULE: Updated mod_search to 1.1
- BUG: Module upgrade tries to upgrade half-written modules
- BUG: Module install/upgrade can fail without warning (1364384)
- BUG: Comments dont handle quotation marks (1364093)
- BUG: I.E. display bug with table layout (1314308)
- BUG: More visible trackback icon for dark page backgrounds (1368650)
- BUG: Date format issues with editing posts (1375731)
- BUG: German spelling corrected (1383037)
- BUG: Error in date-parsing in topic.php (1391334)

Blogbench is a portable filesystem benchmark that tries to reproduce the load of a real-world busy file server.

It stresses the filesystem with multiple threads performing random reads, writes and rewrites in order to get a realistic idea of the scalability and the concurrency a system can handle.

Blogbench was initially designed to mimic the behavior of the Skyblog.com
blog service.

4 different types of threads are started:

- The writers. They create new blogs (directories) with a random amount of
fake articles and fake pictures.

- The rewriters. They add or they modify articles and pictures of existing
blogs.

- The "commenters". They add fake comments to existing blogs in random order.

- The readers. They read articles, pictures and comments of random blogs. They
sometimes even try to access non-existent files.

New files are written atomically. The content is pushed with 8 Kb chunks in a
temporary file that gets renamed if everything completes. 8 Kb is the default
PHP buffer size for writes.

Reads are performed with a 64 Kb buffer.

Concurrent writers and rewriters can quickly create fragmentation if the
preallocation is not optimal. But it is very interesting to check how
different filesystems reacts to fragmentation.

Every blog is a new directory withing the same parent directory. Since some
filesystems are unable to manage more than 32k or 64k links to the same
directory (an example is UFS), you should not force the test to run a silly
amount of time on these filesystems.

The Blog Icon package contains a collection of high quality vectorial icons to represent common ideas and actions of the blogosphere.

They were based on the SVG work from FeedIcons.com. The base button is the same, but mathematically simplified on the XML level. New buttons were added based on other popular icons found on the web or created by myself. Also some redesign was made for new shapes to make the icons look better when exported to smaller image sizes.

By the way, I am not a designer nor an artist. I just know how to use SVG-creation tools as Inkscape or make good XML. Or I just have a blog demanding for these icons. So I’m sure people can contribute better color mixings an outlines. Let me know and lets integrate your ideas into this project in the right way.

Please share alike this icons. They have a Creative Commons license. I appreciate if you can link to my blog when using them.