@whtrbt
Wait, you guys have fancy schpancy chr editors?
I've just been using txt2chr (https://git.sr.ht/~earboxer/chr2txt2chr), plus my new favorite text editor:
@neauoire
Are full-color (four color) chr fonts a planned feature, or is that something I'll have to maintain in my own fork?
@cwbuckm @neauoire
I've translated the first 50 lines from ocr output into readable C code.
https://paste.sr.ht/~earboxer/2449dab51a56e8d0c1f38ea60b98e9a82eef5223
Maybe somebody wants to do the next 50 lines?
@mario_afk
Micro doesn't implement text rendering, but depends on your terminal emulator to do that.
@neauoire
Recently added support for SVG chord symbols on my chordbook gemsite.
As it turns out, many gui #gemini clients (deedum, lagrange, amfora) have atrocious svg support
gemini://songs.zachdecook.com/chord.svg/E7?022130
Probably will look into it for lagrange in the future.
Today, I calculated the meter of each 'letter' of #psalm119 using https://github.com/christian-classics-ethereal-library/hyphenator
The word "blessed" is counted as one syllable, but we can make it split it into two.
@jameschip
Using my fork of scenes and screen, I made a virtual shared whiteboard for my coworkers to collaborate with.
https://paste.sr.ht/~earboxer/b035d2d10521fb393a976be8c0dd8e65bce112a7
Thanks for the little things!
Anybody interested in a user-friendly editable #wiki on #gemini?
I've written the first two pages, please see
gemini://wiki.zachdecook.com
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@sir see ya on :1965
@lunduke
Thanks for responding! I don't follow the tracking argument... can you elaborate?
@sir
Not sure if it's the norm, but it is very common.
Though I've found that many have different creative endeavors which I might not have noticed, as they're so different from my own.
@sir At least to some degree (I think) this is explained here https://www.raptitude.com/2010/07/your-lifestyle-has-already-been-designed/
Related: I don't trick Vim out to be an IDE-alike, and neither should you. I use mostly vanilla Vim:
https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/dotfiles/tree/master/.vimrc
I use a second terminal and shell commands to do various tasks I might ask of an IDE, such as building the software, finding compile errors, bulk find or bulk replace, using tools like grep, sed, awk, make, etc. This approach is very flexible - almost any task can performed and almost any question answered without having to use rails laid down by IDE designers - but also practical, because they can be turned into re-usable scripts.
Good reference if you lack shell proficiency:
@purism I was unable to find the place where you explain how that funding will be used (allocating internal developer time to work on the apps, paying upstream developers…). Can you point me to that page?
@sir
When people say "search engine", do they mean the engine, the engine + web index + frontend, or another thing masquerading as a search engine?
@sir
https://manticoresearch.com/
Open source search engine. (we use this at work with millions of records in our index)
Just your average linux user (above-average computer-person) with fullstack web dev experience.
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