- HTML 68.4%
- CSS 18.9%
- Makefile 12.7%
| config-backups | initial commit | |
| images | some fixes | |
| pages | some fixes | |
| about.md | initial commit | |
| android-privacy-guide.md | initial commit | |
| atom-template.xml | some fixes | |
| blog-update.md | changes | |
| brave-is-shit.md | initial commit | |
| firefox-hardening-guide.md | new article | |
| index.css | initial commit | |
| index.xml | some fixes | |
| LICENSE.txt | initial commit | |
| Makefile | new article | |
| Makefile.local | fixed atom, minor changes in footer and a lot more | |
| on-blockchain.md | fixed some stuff | |
| palemoon-hardening.md | new article | |
| prueba-de-post.md | initial commit | |
| ratpoison.md | initial commit | |
| README.md | initial commit | |
| systemd-sucks.md | initial commit | |
| template.css | fixed some stuff | |
| template.xml | some fixes | |
| you-dont-need-a-new-computer.md | initial commit | |
Source of my personal blog, BlackGNU. It is build using make to generate HTML5 articles from XML sources and lowdown to convert from Markdown. The software that put it all together is the awesome, minimal and fast static site generator sbgl, written by Kristaps Dzonsons. Sbgl is a simple UNIX tool written in C for creating static websites, using make.
To build this site you'll need the newest version of sblg, make and lowdown. Then, run "doas make installwww" and let the magic happen. You can change the directory where your site will be built in changing the variable 'WWWDIR' in the Makefile.
Note that the templates and the CSS are based on sblg's example template Retro. The source of this site has a ISC license (see LICENSE.txt) and the contents of the blog are Public Domain, under the terms of the CC0 (see pages/license.txt).