I'm interested in this too, in particular answers which assume that:
* I already have a server running under my desk, running Apache, and a git repo web-served via CGIT, where I can store any serious code snippets that require versioning. So I'm not interested in anything that uses third party hosting.
* I'm the only blogger: no multi-user capabilities needed.
* The publishing side doesn't even have to be web-based; the minimal requirements are that I can log in to a shell account and post a blog by creating a text file and running some command. This then updates the page nicely, including the RSS feed and whatnot.
* No user comment feature required; it's okay if users mail-in comments, and there is a way to publish selections from the mailbag.
* I already have a server running under my desk, running Apache, and a git repo web-served via CGIT, where I can store any serious code snippets that require versioning. So I'm not interested in anything that uses third party hosting.
* I'm the only blogger: no multi-user capabilities needed.
* The publishing side doesn't even have to be web-based; the minimal requirements are that I can log in to a shell account and post a blog by creating a text file and running some command. This then updates the page nicely, including the RSS feed and whatnot.
* No user comment feature required; it's okay if users mail-in comments, and there is a way to publish selections from the mailbag.