In the next major release, most of the #BSSG themes will be refined, with an eye on performance and accessibility. And, when possible, it won't download Google fonts anymore, using system fonts. This could make some of the themes less eye-candy, but will improve privacy, speed and accessibility.

My right hand make me suffer a lot. Enough to not be able to work for a long time. Typing on the keyboard become a pain after 20'.
It's hardware to configure jails, using #BSSG, writing a blog post or even #microblogging

In the same time I could have a book or an e-reader

It's time for me to stop those activities.

@lorenzo I love your #BSSG theme!

While waiting, I've applied some improvements to the BSSG editor - I'll probably test it and make a new release in the coming days. I've improved the mobile experience.

Nice post and nice blog, powered by #BSSG

How to Install Windows NT 4 Server on Proxmox

https://blog.pipetogrep.org/2025/05/23/how-to-install-windows-nt-4-server-on-proxmox/

Announcing BSSG 0.20.0: Powerful Visual Post Editor, Enhanced Dev Server, and More

https://blog.bssg.dragas.net/2025/05/25/announcing-bssg-0-20-0-powerful-visual-post-editor-enhanced-dev-server-and-more/

Currently testing @stefano 's #BSSG

Seems that I could, with minor mis features, switch from #Hugo to #BSSG

May be I will need some #awk, #sed and #sh

Need to take notes for a blog post.

BSSG Experimental Feature: Built-in Local Development Web Server

https://blog.bssg.dragas.net/2025/05/18/bssg-experimental-feature-built-in-local-development-server/

Hey BSSG friends!
Just rolled out a new experimental feature in the latest commit: a built-in dev server!
You can now run ./bssg.sh server to build your site and immediately preview it locally. It even temporarily tweaks your SITE_URL so all links work as expected during your local session. Options like --port, --host, and --no-build are there too.

It's still a bit experimental and relies on netcat (nc) being available on your system. I've tried to make the nc detection pretty robust, but there are so many versions out there!

Would love for you to give it a spin if you're doing local development and let me know how it works for you!
Any feedback or bug reports are super helpful at this stage.
Happy static-site generating!

I'm testing a new BSSG feature that, I'm sure, many users will love. I'll push it as soon as all the tests will be successful. Stay tuned!

Announcing BSSG 0.16.1: Configurable RSS Feeds and Theme Preview Fixes

https://blog.bssg.dragas.net/2025/05/18/announcing-bssg-0-16-1-configurable-rss-feeds-and-theme-preview-fixes/

Announcing BSSG 0.16.0: Enhanced Configuration, Flexible Caching, and Archive Control

https://blog.bssg.dragas.net/2025/05/12/announcing-bssg-0-16-0-enhanced-configuration-flexible-caching-and-archive-control/

Using BSSG, BusyBox, and Kubernetes to Host and Update Static Websites

https://blog.pipetogrep.org/2025/05/05/using-bssg-busybox-and-kubernetes-to-host-and-update-static-websites/

My play with #bssg from @stefano , #WorkingCopy from @palmin and #markdown to publish „on the road” in #OPUW (old plain #unix way) mode.

https://obsidian.vctl.net/bssg/2025/04/30/publising-static-sites-from-ipad-using-bssg-and-working-copy/

I've just committed and pushed some new #BSSG features and fixes:

- Re-implement `--config <path>` command-line flag for `bssg.sh`. This allows specifying a custom configuration file (e.g., a site's `config.sh.local`) to override default settings and the standard `config.sh.local` in the BSSG core directory. Useful for managing multiple sites or running commands from the core directory against a specific site context.
- Add support for `BSSG_LCONF` environment variable. If set to a valid configuration file path, it will be used when `--config` is not specified, providing an alternative way to set the site context for a session.
- Add `CACHE_DIR` configuration variable (`config.sh`, default `.bssg_cache`). Allows specifying a custom location for the build cache.
- New configuration option `ARCHIVES_LIST_ALL_POSTS` (in `config.sh`, default `false`). If set to `true`, the main `archives/index.html` page will list all posts chronologically under their respective month links, in addition to the standard year/month navigation.

- The `init` script now adds a `CACHE_DIR` setting to the new site's `config.sh.local`, pointing to `.bssg_cache` within the site's directory (e.g., `/path/to/site/.bssg_cache`). This ensures separate caches for initialized sites.
- Change default answer to 'Yes' (Y) in the `init` script when asking whether to modify the core `config.sh.local` to automatically source the new site's configuration.