I’ve been using Blogdesk for a couple of days now, and for once in my life I can actually feel my blogging productivity increase, mainly because I can quickly copy, cut and edit an image into any blog post, to any of my blogs, along with what I’ve got to say on the story.
I asked Johannes Oppermann, the German based author of Blogdesk, a few quick questions, and this was his response:
I wrote BlogDesk because blogging is about communication and I like the idea to enable people to communicate (one of my other programs is the mail client PostMe). Blogging seems to be easy, but it’s only easy for geeks and the younger tech-generation. I know a lot of people that could never publish a photo with WordPress – but they can do using BlogDesk. When I develop a new program I always think of my 70 year old dad – he has to be able to work with my program.
Why do I give it away for free? I don’t like selling
Again, I’m not being paid for this plug, but I’m loving Blogdesk mainly because of it’s imaging editing abilities. It doesn’t work with all blog clients, but well…technorati tags, image editing, categories…everything I’d ever want…well pretty much close to it. So give it a try! it’s well worth it, and I’m some one who has never felt comfortable with blogging tools like this.
Tags: BlogDesk
I’ve been giving qumana a good look recently, and it’s not bad…but after you and I both agreeing that posting from the admin panel was the best and then you going wild over this, I might have to try it out…
hhhhhmmmmmnmmmmmmmm
BlogDesk is indeed that small application, packed with the very features which is the core of blogging and does away with all the other clutter.
BlogDesk is indeed that breeze on a hot sunny blogging day.
i have to try that, i think