Migrating Server to Trisquel

> I'm debating whether to run WordPress or continue using Haunt static site generator for the website. I'm wanting to make an IndieWeb site.

From my end, I prefer static site generator (SSG) for the following reasons:

- I can keep my data locally, in Markdown files in my case.
- I can use a version control tool, git.
- I can turn bits of an email I wrote to someone, or a note I have locally, into a post or a page by converting that file into Markdown and moving that file to ~/website, where my site lives locally (I do this from Mutt, for emails, using vim).
- I can edit or post new entries without logging into an interface: I can cd into the repository locally add/edit a file, build the updated site and then run 'git add file', 'git commit', and finally deploy the updated build to a Virtual Machine using rsync.
- if I wanted to switch SSG, I can possibly modify all the Markdown files with a script to adapt their formatting to the requirements of the new SSG I would want to use.

> Services I'm interested in setting up:

If I needed to use such services, I would look for an organisation that is running an instance of, say, NextCloud and use their instance against a small donation. For instance, disroot.org runs an instance of NextCloud. That said, you might need to run your own instance for reasons we don't know.

I have installed Nginx on a Virtual Machine running Trisquel, and I am hosting static sites on there, using SSGs. I can share more info if that's interesting to you.