Comment by anthk
9 hours ago
Gemini it's good on legacy machines and some clients can be really barebones (awk+less), and for some security there are clients written in Go. For awk+less, do yourself a favour. Run
unset LESSOPEN
or have it at ~/.profile.
Reticulum it's unusable in 32 bit machines, it badly needs a Go port for nomadnet.
On Gopher, well, lynx/sacc and maybe i2pd for some security and anonimity.
As a start, there's:
gopher://magical.fish
gopher://sdf.org
For gemini,
gemini://gemi.dev it's nice.
'Lagrange' covers both gemini and gopher as a client.
You can set an HTTPS proxy for it and read news sites and blogs over Gemini.
Just set
stargate.gemi.dev:1994
As the HTTP proxy in the settings for Lagrange.
For the terminal guys, there's Telescope and it can use HTTP proxies as well. Read the man page.
I run gemi.dev, so it was nice to see it here.
I recently built a Gemini client for people who like GUI's more than TUI's, and want a native macOS app
https://github.com/acidus99/MajorTom