UmWerker, 29 days ago to linux

My initial inquiries in the #gopher and #gemini world reveal a surprising number of parallels. Anyone who is enthusiastic about an Internet away from the colorful, blinking surveillance industry is probably more willing to explore new avenues in this area. Although "gopher" is the older protocol, I sympathize with the new "gemini" - also for personal reasons 😉 With the #Linux #Terminal program #amfora I will now take a closer look there.

oggy, 1 month ago to random French

Today I installed #lagrange because it allows me to search on a #gemini page with Ctrl + F, I did not find a way to do it with #amfora.

I found man lagrange but not man amfora, so I'm going to browse gemini pages with both.

Thank you @bortzmeyer because your page on rfcs made me aware of this detail.

gemini://gemini.bortzmeyer.org/rfc-mirror/rfc-index.gmi

scy, 6 months ago to random

So, with #Amfora being in "maintenance mode" (https://www.makeworld.space/2023/08/bye_gemini.html) and no new commits in #Bombadillo for over a year (https://tildegit.org/sloum/bombadillo), are there any good #CLI #Gemini clients out there that are actively maintained?

szczezuja, 9 months ago to random

#Amfora, the #Gemini browser, is in maintenance mode. Announced in “Bye Gemini” blog entry by its creator.

https://www.makeworld.space/2023/08/bye_gemini.html

reiver, 9 months ago to random

The #GeminiProtocol and #Gemtext were an attempt to modernize #Gopher (while not making certain mistakes the Web has made).

There have been lessons learned over the years about both the "good" things and the "bad" things about #Gemini and Gemtext.

If you were to redesign the Gemini-Protocol and Gemtext yourself —

What would your redesign of Gemini and Gemtext look like?