GNU/Linux Valènciagwit: una web resilient de repos Git
https://fediverse.tv/videos/watch/139c8ef2-bbb2-414b-b53a-a194907e6a04
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Davide Eynard (+mala)Offline BBSing (gopher://thelambdalab.xyz:70/0phlog/2024-08-16-Offline-BBSing.txt) describes an interesting project of an #offlineFirst BBS based on #NNCP and QWK mail format (yeah, the same used by old BBSs) π€©
I need to learn more about NNCP and understand whether a micropython implementation exists / is feasible (pointers are more than welcome!). #gwit was already a good concept to try and bring on smol hardware, and NNCP looks like a way more general extension.
Ooof I need more holidays for all of this! π
This weekend I played with PG's gemini plugin so I could serve gwit sites while offline. I relied on solderpunk's GeGoBi (https://tildegit.org/solderpunk/gegobi) for the gemini server implementation, as I liked the idea of it being able to seamlessly serve gopherholes too π
Due to pico restrictions + lack of libs I had to simplify it quite a bit, but gemini seems easier to serve than gopher (if we ignore SSL...π€¦ββοΈ which works great now!)
#PicoGopher #gemini #GeminiProtocol #gwit #SmallWeb #SelfHosting #offline
Due to pico restrictions + lack of libs I had to simplify it quite a bit, but gemini seems easier to serve than gopher (if we ignore SSL...π€¦ββοΈ which works great now!)
#PicoGopher #gemini #GeminiProtocol #gwit #SmallWeb #SelfHosting #offline
I have been playing with gwit for a bit now, next step is testing it in PicoGopher. And as the very first gwit sites are gemini capsulesβ¦ π
@ploum I am doing a few experiments to see how hard it would be to make a python client for gwit... I saw you were interested in a git backend for offpunk, so I thought perhaps you might find this useful: https://github.com/aittalam/gwit_tests
(at some point I should also write more decent code π but I wanted to release stuff early and see if anyone wanted to play with it!)
