Comment by 👻 ps
Re: "I found I2P to be perfect for privacy in conjunction with…"
Yes, I understand: it's important to have a working proxy configuration in Lagrange. It covers about 99% of users. I would even like to fix it, but I'm not familiar with Clang, and I'm worried about memory leaks every time I try to patch something without a solid understanding of the framework.
Regarding Yoda - it’s still quite basic. While it covers Gemini features, it requires a lot of work on the UI. Nevertheless, I'm using it as it is; and it comes with Flatpak, btw (see releases page)
Jan 31 · 3 months ago
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Although I use it for TOR (both for web and Gemini), Alhena supports SOCKS5 out of the box. You just can't have multiple endpoints like Yoda.
👻 ps [OP/mod] · Jan 31 at 04:14:
Guys, I forgot to mention: take a look at Proxychains wrapper - it allows you to easily run apps even without build-in proxy features plus configure complex chains, or just use a single one with local network exceptions.
For example, I'm running ZNC server like that:
So maybe this command could work also:
Some examples in my previous note about ZNC + i2pd setup:
— Встановлення та налаштування IRC-баунсера ZNC в Linux
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