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Every Gemini post on HN has an inevitable post like this. Gemini developers want to keep things inside of a box that can't be bulldozed by corporate interests
by tenebrisalietum 6y ago
Every Gemini post on HN has an inevitable post like this.
Gemini developers want to keep things inside of a box that can't be bulldozed by corporate interests. I love it. I just wish Gemini browsers would optionally inline media and video links, but I'd be surprised if that doesn't happen before too long.
- spwhitton 6y agoOne of the two main web-to-Gemini proxies can already do this and the gmi2email script I wrote does it too. I think other clients probably can too.
- marshal_mellow 6y agoTheres a gemini browser called lagrange that has inline images/audio
- tenebrisalietum 6y agoYep, just tried LaGrange. I think I like it better than GemiNaut but it's good there are multiple clients and choices. :)
- betwixthewires 6y agoPlease no inline links whatsoever ever in Gemini.
- tenebrisalietum 6y agoWhat I meant I guess was displaying images and video inline on a graphical browser instead of on a new page or browser instance. Looks like LaGrange already does that at least for images. Yeah, I really like the links being on distinct lines. I don't know why, but it's refreshing. I think it also encourages a document writer to actually provide details about the link and definitely gives the user agent an opportunity to display the destination and be clear about what is happening.