commit 982ae73533219f80758907812545f3efc7633cdc
parent ef41106fb1d497cd0090dcfaf99ddf7d43c59cc0
Author: René Wagner <rwa@clttr.info>
Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2022 20:26:26 +0100
update 2022-01-09
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diff --git a/en/archive.gmi b/en/archive.gmi
@@ -4,6 +4,17 @@
### 2021-11-23 Cinnamon all over
I'm quite happy with Cinnamon - so happy that it has already landed on my desktop PC and my wife's laptop will soon also be equipped with it.
+=> https://www.passwordstore.org/ pass: the standard unix password manager
+
+### 2021-11-30 vim vs micro
+A few days ago a fellow geminaut made me aware of micro:
+=> https://github.com/zyedidia/micro A modern and intuitive terminal-based text editor
+micro uses key bindings inspired by widely used GUI editors, so most people will be very familiar. This eases the onboarding a lot.
+I tried it and it works quite well and is fast. But my fingers are very used to the typical vim shortcuts that i had a hard time to get going. Finally i decided to stick with vim and just tune some shortcuts and plugins. So atleast the test of micro helped my to realize what parts of my current vim setup started to anoy me so i could fix them.
+
+### 2021-11-23 Cinnamon all over
+I'm quite happy with Cinnamon - so happy that it has already landed on my desktop PC and my wife's laptop will soon also be equipped with it.
+
### 2021-11-19 reinstall
While messing around with the package manager some packages got borked, some tools didn't work anymore. So i decided to do a fresh install on my laptop.
Instead of sticking to my long-time companion Xfce i decided to give Cinnamon a try. I've used Mate for some time a while ago, but it felt a bit "outdated". Cinnamon looks pretty polished although it seems to occupy some more ressources then the old Xfce installation. My first impression is that it would be a suitable DE for migrate windows users to linux.
diff --git a/en/cgmnlm.gmi b/en/cgmnlm.gmi
@@ -24,6 +24,7 @@ I created this project for my own use, it includes the following changes that wo
* colored headings & links (see next chapter)
* default 4 char indenting
* s command to search in geminispace (via geminispace.info)
+* l command to search for backlinks to the current page (via geminispace.info)
* k command to remove the bookmark for the current page
* u command to navigate 1 path element up
* e[N] command to open a link or the current URI in default external program (requires `xdg-open`)
@@ -71,7 +72,7 @@ q Quit
## how to get
=> gemini://gmn.clttr.info/sources/cgmnlm.git/ browse the source of cgmnlm on gemini
-=> gemini://gmn.clttr.info/sources/cgmnlm-1.1.tar.gz source tarball of release 1.0
+=> gemini://gmn.clttr.info/sources/cgmnlm-1.2.tar.gz source tarball of release 1.0
=> https://src.clttr.info/rwa/cgmnlm source code & issue tracker on src.clttr.info
=> https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&SeB=n&K=cgmnlm&outdated=&SB=n&SO=a&PP=50&do_Search=Go ArchLinux AUR packages
diff --git a/en/index.gmi b/en/index.gmi
@@ -6,6 +6,11 @@ You'll mostly find tech and coding related stuff here.
=> gemini://de.gmn.clttr.info Hier entlang zur deutschsprachigen Sektion.
## 🗩 shortlog (latest 3 updates)
+### 2022-01-08 new year, old shit
+The new year started like to old ended. I'm currently feeling pretty exhausted mentally, additionally a cold hit my wife and me for the last days.
+=> https://src.clttr.info/rwa/ So i did only some small maintenance of some of my projects.
+I'd like to mention cgmnlm release 1.2 with a new command to search for backlinks to the current page.
+
### 2021-12-24 christmas
Not much happened in the last days - much todo @work due to log4j everywhere. In my spare time i made some small contributions to 'astro', a gemini terminal client written shell script. It's usage is pretty similar to cgmnlm, which i find very appealing.
=> https://github.com/blmayer/astro astro - gemini web browser using shell script
@@ -14,16 +19,6 @@ Not much happened in the last days - much todo @work due to log4j everywhere. In
Today has been a good day. :) I learnt that there is "Password Store", a pass-compatible app for Android. I'm using pass, the password manager for your terminal, for some time now but still rely on KeepassXC/DX for things that i need on my phone as well. This has now ended.
=> https://f-droid.org/de/packages/dev.msfjarvis.aps/ Password Store @ F-Droid
I will move to pass completely.
-### 2021-11-23 Cinnamon all over
-I'm quite happy with Cinnamon - so happy that it has already landed on my desktop PC and my wife's laptop will soon also be equipped with it.
-
-=> https://www.passwordstore.org/ pass: the standard unix password manager
-
-### 2021-11-30 vim vs micro
-A few days ago a fellow geminaut made me aware of micro:
-=> https://github.com/zyedidia/micro A modern and intuitive terminal-based text editor
-micro uses key bindings inspired by widely used GUI editors, so most people will be very familiar. This eases the onboarding a lot.
-I tried it and it works quite well and is fast. But my fingers are very used to the typical vim shortcuts that i had a hard time to get going. Finally i decided to stick with vim and just tune some shortcuts and plugins. So atleast the test of micro helped my to realize what parts of my current vim setup started to anoy me so i could fix them.
=> archive.gmi shortlog archive
