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There are far more gopher phlogs than gemini gemlogs. Still, both communities overlap of course. Setting up a gopher phlog requires no TLS at all and any mach
by anthk 1y ago
There are far more gopher phlogs than gemini gemlogs.
Still, both communities overlap of course.
Setting up a gopher phlog requires no TLS at all and any machine from 1980 (even maybe ITS
with a Gopher client written in MacLisp) will be able to read it with no issues.
- b00ty4breakfast 1y agothat's another large chunk of gemini; rehosted gopherholes. Which is silly unless the originals aren't accessible anymore since gopher is already a minimalist protocol
- anthk 1y agoThey render better on Smartphones. Lagrange and such do a good job but is not perfect. Oddly, the best client for Android (albeit clunky) has been Emacs+Elpher as it has the perfect options for word wrapping. Altough as most Gopher sites are hosted under Unix, running fmt/fold/par on files is a non-issue modulo ASCII ART and inline code with hard requeriments on indentation (TCL for instance on code blocks) or Python.