[–] [S] 1 point 1 month ago

@witt You probably want to be searching for something that is "to ANSI half block", or similar. Mine was knocked up with some half-assed throwaway Python code that used PIL. A very quick search suggests github.com/eliukblau/pixterm would be a more serious tool for this sort of thing.

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    Considering swapping out the traditional #Textual header widget for an application command-oriented toolbar. #Rogallo is very keyboard-first/friendly, but sometimes it's tricker to use if you're more into your mouse. This will help.#SmallWeb #smolweb #terminal #python #programming

    A screenshot of the Rogallo small web browser, showing an experiment with adding a toolbar.
     

    Adding the option for richer views of Markdown and HTML to #Rogallo, with the option to toggle between the syntax-highlighted source view, or the rendered view (with converted-to-gemtext being the rendered view of HTML).#SmallWeb #smolweb #GeminiProtocol #python #programming #terminal

    [–] [S] 1 point 3 months ago

    @rzbrk IIRC you did mention giving Hike a try out. That's quite the compliment, from what I can gather Glow is pretty popular.I think I said before, I want to do a v2 of Hike (which itself is sort of a v2 of Frogmouth -- it got abandoned and I couldn't let that happen), mainly to streamline how it works in line with how I've approached things with Rogallo.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 3 months ago

    @cupz Heh, tell me about it. Yonks back I migrated from LastPass to something less terrible, and made a point of changing every password along the way (took a couple of months, a few per day). While doing it I culled a lot of stuff I don't use any more. What was also interesting was how many logins I was carrying around for places that didn't even exist any more.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 3 months ago

    @oliverandrich That's where I was about 5 weeks back! Didn't even know it existed. Now I've got 3 related projects on the go. :-Dgeminiprotocol.net is probably a good place to start.gemcities.com/ is worth checking out to dabble with writing your own pages, unless you want to get into hosting your own server (I'd like to at some point).

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