Rewriting My Website In Org Mode DistroTube
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Date: 2022-03-30
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Comments and reviews: 10
Joe
Another great website option DT. I assume this also still needs a website host as before which you had net mentioned. Also understanding this is a work in progress, I checked your sight out and noticed upon clicking your video links they take you to your Odysee page and completely away from your website. Might I suggest those being external links to open a new tab if you? Perhaps this is one of those things you had not gotten to yet, but to me it's important to keep viewers ability to stay on your site so they can keep exploring if so desired. Just my two cents worth observation. Awesome start to the site just the same!
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Another great website option DT. I assume this also still needs a website host as before which you had net mentioned. Also understanding this is a work in progress, I checked your sight out and noticed upon clicking your video links they take you to your Odysee page and completely away from your website. Might I suggest those being external links to open a new tab if you? Perhaps this is one of those things you had not gotten to yet, but to me it's important to keep viewers ability to stay on your site so they can keep exploring if so desired. Just my two cents worth observation. Awesome start to the site just the same!
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Nelson
not gonna lie. Org may look difficult at first, but it's become my go-to word processor. I do pretty much anything in there, and mostly I've dedicated myself doing academic papers and mixing Org with LaTeX embedding. I love how versatile and accesible Org is. Please make more Org tutorials for everyday use, so people realize how superior it can be compared to WYSIWYG apps such as Word or Docs.
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not gonna lie. Org may look difficult at first, but it's become my go-to word processor. I do pretty much anything in there, and mostly I've dedicated myself doing academic papers and mixing Org with LaTeX embedding. I love how versatile and accesible Org is. Please make more Org tutorials for everyday use, so people realize how superior it can be compared to WYSIWYG apps such as Word or Docs.
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Ron
I see that it handles links, and I see that it can do still images. Since you're building a website, can it do embedded video? If not can it handle a link to a video and then pull up whatever your default player happens to be? I'm not looking to put anything on the web with this. I'm thinking more of something for local reference on my PC. Kind of like a notebook but with text and videos.
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I see that it handles links, and I see that it can do still images. Since you're building a website, can it do embedded video? If not can it handle a link to a video and then pull up whatever your default player happens to be? I'm not looking to put anything on the web with this. I'm thinking more of something for local reference on my PC. Kind of like a notebook but with text and videos.
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Argenis
hey broo I have seen your video, from your recording office. I have a question: you record your videos or tutorials with a screen capturer or record the screen with your powerful camera. thanks broo for your videos. forgive my bad English you know translated with google translator.
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hey broo I have seen your video, from your recording office. I have a question: you record your videos or tutorials with a screen capturer or record the screen with your powerful camera. thanks broo for your videos. forgive my bad English you know translated with google translator.
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sacha
Thanks for that vido! For vim users: I edit my website in a similar fashion. Not using org mode of course, just plain text (with latex commands in fat since it's online notes for my students), with a script using a bunch of sed and awk commands, works like a charm.
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Thanks for that vido! For vim users: I edit my website in a similar fashion. Not using org mode of course, just plain text (with latex commands in fat since it's online notes for my students), with a script using a bunch of sed and awk commands, works like a charm.
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Andrew
It genuinely feels like you're not happy unless you can find the new hipster thing to latch onto.
Surprised you haven't gotten onto the finger social media thing. That is literally just finger info on a custom client that allows browsing.
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It genuinely feels like you're not happy unless you can find the new hipster thing to latch onto.
Surprised you haven't gotten onto the finger social media thing. That is literally just finger info on a custom client that allows browsing.
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arno
DT, can you please make a tutorial about btrfs?
im vewry interrested in this topic, since most of the big players like suse fedora and a few others are switching to it by defauld
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DT, can you please make a tutorial about btrfs?
im vewry interrested in this topic, since most of the big players like suse fedora and a few others are switching to it by defauld
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Euryale
This is cool if you want to go full Geek-Mode, but I still think HTML is as simple and much more versatile. Personally this ORG method is not really productive.
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This is cool if you want to go full Geek-Mode, but I still think HTML is as simple and much more versatile. Personally this ORG method is not really productive.
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Tyler
Interesting ... I think I will use BASH as the core for building/rebuilding my next website. I know HTML, CSS, JS, and BASH ... so seems good enough to me.
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Interesting ... I think I will use BASH as the core for building/rebuilding my next website. I know HTML, CSS, JS, and BASH ... so seems good enough to me.
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Jaime
Have you ever considered writing HTML, CSS and JS?
Seriously, your web page is nothing unaccomplishable by some amateur web designer/programmer.
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Have you ever considered writing HTML, CSS and JS?
Seriously, your web page is nothing unaccomplishable by some amateur web designer/programmer.
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