Small Internet protocol roundup
gemini://sdf.org/dbohdan/smolnet.gmi
Mentions gemini, mercury, spartan, and titan, in addition to several others I had not heard of.
Found on tilde.news
Update: I should have mentioned that the text in question was authored by zzo38. The linked version is a copy available over gemini.
2024-09-07 · 2 years ago · 👍 mediocregopher, aRubes, johano, random2934, kirk782, maroc, DdlyHeadshot
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☯️ johano · 2024-09-09 at 00:53:
would be neat if this included misfin
🦂 zzo38 · 2024-09-09 at 03:23:
I am the author of this document (although the link is to a mirror that has been reformatted by someone else).
I would hope to see any comment that anyone has about it, including if anything is missing or wrong, other opinions about it, etc.
About Misfin: Later (not today) I might change my original document to add a section about Misfin; thank you for the suggestion. (Other people can also make their own changes in their own copies of this document too if they want to do, since it is public domain.)
🍀 gritty · 2024-09-14 at 23:54:
there's also Scroll Protocol
🦂 zzo38 · 2024-09-15 at 03:39:
I added scroll protocol now, as well as some of my comments about it. (Somehow I got a NXDOMAIN error when trying to access it directly, although the backup copy on Kennedy search works, and learning the IP address from someone else and using that, also works.)
(The new version might not be mirrored immediately)
🚀 clseibold [🛂] · 2024-10-04 at 15:25:
mk270 wrote a spec for an alternative to misfin, called Latssiam. There's no implementations for it yet, afaik (although I have been meaning to look into it further). It's a bit more complex than misfin, but it has more features that are very useful to have.
— gemini://gemini.ucant.org/heterodox-tech/latssiam.gmi
🦁 Houjimmy · 2024-12-03 at 18:28:
I got very interested in Scroll Protocol because some features like Italic, Bold and simple tables. I have been testing the Browser profectus and liked what I've saw, and also got interested in the way it organizes the links inside the page and gives you a bit of possibilities to click them like a very old HTML 1.0/2.0 that I miss.
But I am confused about the use. Even knowing the author did a good effort regarding the documentation, I find difficult to understand the new markdown in the way he explained. I wished to understand how he did the tables and so... I also don`t have Idea how to make a capsule or interact with other people. Maybe I am just dumb or didn't paid enough attention.