This application has all the basic features and new features are being added. I used CherryTree, a hierarchical note taking application by Giuseppe Penone (aka giuspen), for a while and was mightily impressed. The pain of maintaining WordPress on Arch Linux made me look for alternatives. Most importantly for me, I just do not trust them. This is a deal-breaker for people whose lives, in whatever way, revolves around GNU-Linux. These services can be accessed via web using a browser as client on Linux, but it is just not the same deal as a native client. One of the important issues is that there is no Linux client for Evernote or OneNote. Why would anyone invest so much time and effort to install and maintain a CMS when portable and “available everywhere” applications like Evernote and OneNote are so freely available? Availability is the key in today’s world and portability is a highly desired quality. In an ideal world, the LAMP stack and WordPress would be installed on a USB hard drive that can be plugged in on any machine and accessed seamlessly. There is no concept of portability in it. You cannot take your CMS with you unless you have it installed on your laptop. If you want to work on your workstation, you need the CMS installed on it. Also, such a system is completely bound to a specific machine. Maintaining such a system is a very taxing business. A mistake here or there could open up the machine for cyber attacks.
The installation of LAMP stack + WordPress on Arch was painful and one needed to take care of a lot of things. Shmuel Csaba Otto Traian, via Wikimedia Commons On Linux, WordPress needs the LAMP stack to work. My primary aim was (still is) to use WordPress as a personal desktop Content Management System (CMS).
#BITNAMI WORDPRESS STACK NATIVE INSTALLER HOW TO#
I had written an article, sometime back, on how to install WordPress on Arch Linux.
Keep reading and thou shalt not be disappointed. This article is primarily for Linux users.
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