From 1203445eceb3903d1c56b9f0fd862e6d0c73031c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Aoi Koizumi Date: Sat, 19 Mar 2022 17:51:17 -0300 Subject: Removed files added by mistake, updated convert.conf settings for gmi and www, updated some texts of this repository. Signed-off-by: Aoi Koizumi --- gph/994ffde2.txt | 46 ---------------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 46 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 gph/994ffde2.txt (limited to 'gph/994ffde2.txt') diff --git a/gph/994ffde2.txt b/gph/994ffde2.txt deleted file mode 100644 index dab2e56..0000000 --- a/gph/994ffde2.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +0,0 @@ -ID: 994ffde2-ff21-4449-b736-a5b15b24284b -Title: Gemini clients review -Authors: Nova[有線魔女] -Date: 2021-06-23T23:00:00-00:00 -Date-Edited: 2022-01-25T13:59:58-03:00 -Topics: Computing - -# Amfora [console] -Not gonna lie, besides from AV-98 and Bombadillo it's a really (really) good client , even though it supports just Gemini haha, but well the post title's says it's specific to that right? - -# AV-98 [console] -I have no words for this *awesome* Gemini client , I tried it out today on gemini.circumlunar.space's kiosk , and it's just fucking nice. - -# Bombadillo [console] -Same as above , but also has Vim-like keybindings and it's written in Go. -Just like Amfora , but also supports the Gopher protocol. - -# Castor [graphical] -Unironically the first Gemini client I ever tried, compiling it from source was a fucking pain from the very start, because it's written in Rust, and the UI in general is meh, so I'd probably won't touch it again. -It even crashed my laptop once on runtime. - -# Diohsc [console] -I tried out this console client written in Haskell since 2021-06-22. -It took me a while to build from source though. -I've yet to get used to it but overall it's really nice. -I've even made an APKBUILD for it, and it also works just fine (Update: it doesn't work anymore). - -# Fafi [graphical] -I've found this client written in Racket (looks like a Lisp or a Scheme per its website) -which is well, okay-ish, aside from the fact it looked so off with my setup because I don't have any GTK+ themes (it uses GTK+2 to my surprise) - -# Fossil [graphical] -This client is a fork of the well-known Dragonstone by the koyu.space folks , it's also as awesome as Lagrange , and supports the Finger protocol as well. -Its name may be confusing to some because there is a version control system software of the same name. - -# Kristall [graphical] -This is by far, after Lagrange of course, one of the best graphical Gemini (and Gopher) clients out there. -I used to use it on my current host and it's really good, I can even customize the style of the pages and such. -It also supports HTTP (but with less feature set because the current status of the WWW itself is just insane) - -# Lagrange [graphical] -Lives up to its slogan, it's awesomeness knows no end. -I had it installed on my host but apparently Alpine's upstream package has issues so building from source is the only option, though the version I self-built myself did work. -Weird isn't it? haha - -Update #1: Updated the post a bit, added another client. Also haven't edited this in a heck of a long time, lol. -- cgit 1.4.1-2-gfad0