This is honestly great for blogging (regular or micro,) general 'need to convey information they doesn't need much if any interaction beyond scrolling.) Best part really is thanks to formstting and colors are all client side you have a consistent look so it isn't getting blinded by random sites. And it is absolutely going to work with adaptive technology. It is a great thing for towing through without having to pull up the web browser that takes a couple gigs of ram just for random scrolling through because an author you like posts a new part to the story they have been working on. I do wish you could at least make tables, but given the needs for txt reflow and how small phone screens are i can understand that.
I've been exploring gemini for the last week or so, and it's pretty neat! I was wondering how more complicated stuff could be done, but I suppose a simple script running on the host could edit the .gmi file as required so that's pretty neat.
Videos on Gemini protocol should be hash tag classified as being both #retro_computing and #web_2_0 or #web_rebooted; it ties the early to mid 1990s web with what can become the 21st century web, which to a time traveler coming forward from the gopher heydays (John Titor - you still out there, man?) might look rather familiar; and indeed, the Gemini protocol would work just fine on that 1990s era hardware.
What I'm curious about is how you got toilet to give you the available fonts because when I tabbed it, it just gave me options for folders and files in my file system xD
Does the client show errors or warnings for self-signed keys? Not sure how it stops MITM if I could make a cert for your domain and the client wouldn't distinguish them 🤔 Also people could get a key signed by LetsEncrypt if they have a domain name. Not sure if that's given as an option in any of the Gemini docs yet.
Interesting Unrelated: how do you make cursor change between beam | and block in normal and insert modes? I'm trying to configure it on nvim opening in alacritty - no luck so far.
did you try to set t_SI amd t_EI to the desired escape sequences? That worked for me in vim and neovim, but I was using Konsole (in Sawfish) to test it rather than alacritty. Looks like some people instead use autocmd InsertEnter and InsertLeave to echo the escape sequences. Did you try NVIM_TUI_ENABLE_CURSOR_SHAPE, too? Otherwise look for Hexdsl's dotfiles 🤔 looks like they're on Github at a glance but maybe that's out of date. Good luck. edit: uoou's dotfiles are on gitlab, looks like, the link is later in the video when he cats "upgem".
@@charlessmith5465 It was "I shot myself in a foot" fail. I partially copied vim config from my windows neo-vim setup to a new Arch install and there was "set guicursor=" option which was overriding all cursor modes to default block symbol in all terminals. Thanks anyway!
@@ArtemPyatkovsky computers: doing what you tell it to do instead of what you mean to tell it to do (and sometimes just running MINIX on an internal chip for the lulz) Glad it was sorted out anyway.
Trying to think of something from the Gemini era of nada that would workvlike how Capcom is an aggrigate of Gemini capsules, spacewalk is something similarish, but I dunno? If Capcom hadn't been taken they would be good (capsule communications.)
when i try connecting to it it return this error message: INFO agate Listening on ... thread tokio-runtime-worker panicked at called Result unwrap on an Err value: bad cert src main.rs 130 57 run with RUST_BACKTRACE = 1 environment variable to display a backtrace Aborted core dumped systemctl status: agate.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'. agate.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE client side: connect:errno=111 bollux:die: Empty response code. on linux mint laptop.
I have not installed/run a server, just created a dir and ran amfora on an index.gmi. I have a line => muhimage.jpg I see it in amfora, but it refuses to open with .. cannnot open file, not recognized as text I uncommented the these lines in config.toml [[mediatype-handlers]] cmd = ['feh'] types = ["image/jpeg"] [[mediatype-handlers]] cmd = ['feh'] types = ["image"] no_prompt = true What the fuck? Surely this is not to do with not running on a server? Or is it?
