>No. In the end, all I need is
well, that "you" was really in ref to "me".

I'm using this as a drop-in to a dir to add a blog to existing (or new) html5 site.

I'd imagine several I nuked might work well for you.

Yeah I gave up when I hit the french pdf, but did see the editors which got me excited.

>I have a very few others to chase down, mostly mentioned in more obscure articles, but I doubt they'll make the short list.

Please post these even if you don't have time to inspect/research. I'm ready to dive in and work on putting something in production, sometime this week I hope.

The problem I'm having is that we're digging up so many that I first think "Yeah, Dras posted that one." The next day, when confronted with the list, all the weird names start to look alike if they start with the same letter. Then I chase it down and find I've already canned it.  The culling process is a pita.

Agreed and no sweat, I think we have a good pool to work from.

http://feindura.org/page/features/#webdesign

Yeah that one was an early favorite. Seems abandonware at this point though?

yep. appears to have died about a year ago.

I'm impressed with this one. So far.

http://www.typesettercms.com/

oh wow that one looks great! With bootswatch styling too... nice find rc.

typesetter made the first cut. moving to new thread
http://th3core.com/talk/web-development/typesettercms-teardown/

I am going to stop with the git comments here and start them back up in a new thread, but first....

Will you be using git on Windows, Mac or Linux?

Windows 10

Winders

Gentlemen, for your approval and perusal


http://th3core.com/talk/web-development/git-for-beginners-day-1-windows-setup/

Over on WmW bakedjake suggested Lektor which is another flatfile CMS https://www.webmasterworld.com/webmaster/4811258.htm

Funny, came here to note same... and to mention typesetter over at WMW