WordPress: Most Mac-like Blogging Tool?

Am I able to host a WP blog using .mac ?

Just a tip: The Tiger admin UI for WordPress works just fine in Safari. I've been using it pre and post Tiger and before it turned plugin and after. All's well and it's a fantastic addition to WordPress, already a great product. This back end theme was the missing link to make it even better.

The Tiger interface for wordpress listed above works only in Firefox! I use spotpress for a similar purpose, though not exactly the same, it's good enough for me. http://homepage.mac.com/kohlmannj/wordpress/spotpress/ As a user of Wordpress and Textpattern, I try to love both equally.. though the former's large list of plugins and excellent documentation makes me think twice, I still have to say Textpattern is probably more mac-like. What's not mac-like about Textpattern, though, is in how you need to have some prior technical skill before being able to use it.

I don't know about the "most-mac-like" blogging tool, but I know that WordPress is a great blogging tool. I use it myself via Blogsome. Keep up the good work.

Yeah, but It would be nice if apple let us load wordpress in our .Mac account...

Not only is WP Mac friendly, you can change the interface to resemble Tiger with this plugin. http://orderedlist.com/articles/wordpress-administration-design-tiger/ I like this much better than the default interface. Then again, there's not much "default" that I like.

I agree with the Textpattern plug. But blogging tools have a long road to follow before they are Mac like in usability. Closest you can get is using a desktop application like MarsEdit or iBlog to update your blogs. However, customizing the look and feel of your blog is still way too complicated. And that's the area in which Textpattern is leading the pack.

The most Mac like blogging tool is Textpattern. Its not evolutionary but revolutionary. Plus its more than a blogging tool. Its easy to use and grows with the user. That said, Wordpress is a nice tool and Matt deserves all the plaudits.

If you have WordPress, get The Mac like admin area : http://www.twistermc.com/blog/2005/06/15/mac-os-x-tiger-for-wordpress

Apple's doing more stuff with WordPress, in the academic community. For instance, there's the ADCE weblogs including http://edcommunity.apple.com/adc/tools/ Ironically, I was posting to one of my project weblogs via TypePad yesterday, and it struck me that it felt so much like using Windows. User experience is OK, but not quite as polished as WordPress (which I also use for my own blog)