Re: "and again :) how to read the Geminispace on e-ink device? I…"

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From a quick search, it seems that you can get KoReader running on that, and then just install Linux packages from the terminal. Search for how to install KoReader.

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2025-10-10 · 7 months ago

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🌻 Nexy · 2025-10-11 at 02:54:

koreader have a plugin to read geminispace capsules

🚀 mbays · 2025-10-11 at 08:56:

Yes, if you can get koreader on it you should be able to use gemini://gemini.thegonz.net/gemini.koplugin/ (also available in koreader-contrib). It is also possible to cross-compile some simple terminal clients, but if you only have an on-screen keyboard they're not so great to use. Hopefully the plugin is better.

👻 ps [OP] · 2025-10-11 at 11:06:

Thanks guys, seems I can't launch it, maybe my device is not supported:

— Thread on GitHub

👻 ps [OP] · Nov 12 at 13:24:

Finally, I give up with KoReader:

— https://github.com/koreader/koreader/issues/14600

Instead of that, I'm using gemini-dl to download the capsule:

— https://github.com/YGGverse/gemini-dl

Then, converting files with this command:

find /path/to/directory -type f -name "*.gmi" -exec bash -c 'mv "$0" "${0%.gmi}.txt"' {} \;

👻 ps [OP] · Nov 13 at 09:43:

Some related links:

— gemini.thegonz.net/gemini.koplugin/

— Discussion on Station

👻 ps [OP] · Nov 13 at 13:19:

And here is my personal experience porting KoReader on the PocketBook 602 Pro:

— Портування KoReader на PocketBook 602

• in Ukrainian

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👻 ps:

and again :) how to read the Geminispace on e-ink device? I definitively don't understand how to connect this device to desktop and which software (browser) to compile there (maybe linux/arm)

💬 9 comments · 2025-10-10 · 7 months ago