alexkarle.com

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git clone git://git.alexkarle.com/alexkarle.com.git
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commit f9488ca5664cc38787e05c295b3873028eb7dbf3 (patch)
parent 676da09a5d23330f1987e36a03add9acd8951921
Author: Alex Karle <alex@alexkarle.com>
Date:   Thu, 31 Dec 2020 00:33:06 -0500

cleanup: De-markdown-ify the README

As the final nail in the markdown coffin, I've moved README.md to plain
README, no markdown.

It's not that I have a personal vendetta against markdown (although...
if you've ever tried to render nested code blocks under nested lists...
hoooeee!). It's just that I get a small joy out of knowing that this
file won't play nicely with Windows ;)

Diffstat:
AREADME | 28++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
DREADME.md | 28----------------------------
2 files changed, 28 insertions(+), 28 deletions(-)

diff --git a/README b/README @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +alexkarle.com +============= +My small corner of the internet. + +www. +---- +A static site comprised of mdoc(7) flavored man pages, built to HTML via +mandoc(1) (managed by make(1)). + +Currently hosted with OpenBSD's httpd(8), but any web server should be able to +serve it up. + +git. +---- +I use a simple setup of git-daemon for anonymous (read-only) downloads, +ssh+git for read+write access (limited to myself) and stagit(1) to host static +views into the diffs and files of each repo. + +I like the stagit approach in that it is simple, modular, and emphasizes the use +of regular git for larger operations (i.e. diff between refs, etc). + +I use the default post-receive and create scripts that ship with the tool (with +small modifications for the installation). The logo is in this repo as +logo.png. + +The content, being static, is served up with httpd(8) as well. + +[stagit]: https://git.codemadness.org/stagit diff --git a/README.md b/README.md @@ -1,28 +0,0 @@ -alexkarle.com -============= -My small corner of the internet. - -www. ----- -A static site comprised of `mdoc(7)` flavored man pages, built to HTML via -`mandoc(1)`. - -Currently hosted with OpenBSD's `httpd(8)`, but any web server should be able to -serve it up. - -git. ----- -I use a simple setup of git-daemon for anonymous (read-only) downloads, -ssh+git for read+write access (limited to myself) and [stagit][1] to host static -views into the diffs and files of each repo. - -I like the stagit approach in that it is simple, modular, and emphasizes the use -of regular git for larger operations (i.e. diff between refs, etc). - -I use the default post-receive and create scripts that ship with the tool (with -small modifications for the installation). The logo is in this repo as -`logo.png`. - -The content, being static, is served up with `httpd(8)` as well. - -[1]: https://git.codemadness.org/stagit