Adam - K3CANFinally wrote a proper #gophermap instead of just using the automatic one generated by #gophernicus.
hardtech.fts850|251125::((
Okay, it's been testing day, even if not as much as I wanted to. ¦
#GuixSystem doesn't boot, I search a while and found a
I found a new way to install Agate for the #geminiprotocol so I'll try it tomorrow too. I also have some stuff to try/correct for #gophernicus
I spent most of the afternoon trying #bonfire BonFire, custom favicons/emojis are not displayed so I'll need to check that, I tried
#iceshrimp too and wanted to install #SharKey but it didn't load. Still have to try 
mastodon with glitch-soc. ¦
What an afternoon
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See you tomorrow
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Okay, it's been testing day, even if not as much as I wanted to. ¦
#GuixSystem doesn't boot, I search a while and found a
nomodset solution. Didn't work. Let's see that tomorrow. ¦I found a new way to install Agate for the #geminiprotocol so I'll try it tomorrow too. I also have some stuff to try/correct for #gophernicus
I spent most of the afternoon trying #bonfire BonFire, custom favicons/emojis are not displayed so I'll need to check that, I tried
#iceshrimp too and wanted to install #SharKey but it didn't load. Still have to try mastodon with glitch-soc. ¦What an afternoon
¦See you tomorrow
¦))
Philip WittamoreUnfortunately I haven't been able to configure Lynx to open mpv with a video file. If I set the filetype to ";" (video) gophernicus displays "MOV". I've tried all the Lynx config tricks to no avail:
VIEWER:video/*:mpv --title="Mpv" %s &:XWINDOWS
EXTERNAL:video:xdg-open %s &:TRUE:TRUE
So I've set the filetype to "9", BIN, so that Lynx proposes to download the video file.
drwx@michaelc I really want to make something of my gopher://tiredof.technology space but I'm soon moving which means I will re-locate the server as it is self-hosted using #gophernicus via Docker. I want to move it to its own dedicated RPi where I can really expand it.
Keith Nasman@me Love your website! My first impression was late 1990s but that style lasted into the 2000s for sure.
I spotted your #gophernicus post on your blog. I've been trying out pygopherd, but you are inspiring me to check that out before I put my #gopher hole on the internet.
I've added some content to my #gopher server by turning my #blog into a #phlog.
I wrote a simple perl script that takes an RSS feed of a blog and turns the posts into individual text files. Combined with #gophernicus, which can automagically generate gophermaps, I should have a text-only mirror of my blog available on the gopher network. 🐹
My #Gophernicus #gopher server setup, proxied through #nginx.
https://blog.k3can.us/index.php?post/2025/01/Let-s-Gopher%21
#Crowdsec coming soon?
harshkarsch@knopi The language itself matters -- a bit. More important are concepts and mindsets. It seems to me that you are looking maybe for #gophernicus. A few good thoughts can be found here: https://hackaday.com/2021/09/28/gopher-the-competing-standard-to-www-in-the-90s-is-still-worth-checking-out/
Davide Eynard (+mala)Long weekend project: gopher.3564020356.org on a Raspberry Pi 2 running #gophernicus 🙂
#gopher #gopherSpace #phlog #WeekendProject #SelfHosting #SlowWeb #RaspberryPi
Mark AnthonyI am a little disappointed that two #Debian packages that I treasure were removed from the unstable branch and presumably may be lost in future stable branches. They are #rawdog and #pygopherd. I have replaced pygopherd, a gopher server, with #gophernicus and that turned out well. I may also be wrong on my belief that rawdog may be exempt from future Debian stable branches because I see that it will be present in #bullseye. I really love rawdog but I think it's written in Python2 and I'm assuming that's the reason it's not represented in #Sid, the Debian unstable branch. Does anyone have any clues? For those who do not know, rawdog is a, RSS Aggregator Without Delusions Of Grandeur, clever.