Well – not really – but this post by Matt Mullenweg needed to be said.
I agree with many of the comments to the post: Movable Type is a nightmare compared to WordPress.
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Saturday 15 March 2008 at 0200
Hi Tony, thanks for the feedback… just for my own information, when’s the last time you’ve used Movable Type? I always like to understand what version of the application people are judging us on.
Saturday 15 March 2008 at 1531
Hi Anil
Currently using MT OS 4.1 – I’m still struggling to get it installed on a localhost sandbox to get up to speed on the current MT state of the art.
This is the starting point of my issues with MT – I’ve never had significant problems installing WordPress on a range of systems – with MT there seems always to be configuration tweaking required (maybe it’s just me!).
I have to get on and do some other stuff now – I’ll report back when I get MT working.