I am looking for an application (not a browser extension) that supports offline blogging and uploading (when needed). Is there any such tool ?
I am primarily looking for compatibility with Blogger.
Ubuntu – Are there any offline blogging tools available
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Also, doclifter is a utility for converting man pages to DocBook.
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Best Answer
Thingamablog is an easy to use and powerful cross platform blogging tool. And when I say "easy to use" I am serious. It can be used to create localhost blogs or put them on your web server with ease. It is as powerful as wordpress, blogger, and it allow you to customize your themes with ease using html.
Unfortunately there is no more official support nor new releases but I can confirm that you can run it in at least 12.04 and probably further.
My current blog and the official Thingamablog website are yet made in Thingamablog. My blog (for demo purposes) can be reached clicking here.
A screenshot of thingamablog working in my 12.04 LTS is placed here. Additional information can be reached in the official website at http://www.thingamablog.com/
Good luck!