Hi all,
I took the liberty of adding this mailing list to the [Gmane] service
which exposes it as a NNTP news group, which enables you to read it with
your favorite news/Usenet clients as opposed to a stream of emails.
The list is called `gmane.os.unix.tildeteam' and the Gmane server is
`news.gmane.io'.
Enjoy,
steve
[Gmane] <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmane>
I've completed the OS upgrade here on tilde.team to ubuntu 22.04!
We should have newer software across the board, including stuff like
ruby 3.0 and php 8.1.
Of note is that any python virtualenvs will need to be recreated as
python is now at version 3.10.
Please holler here or on irc if anything is amiss!
Cheers,
~ben
Hi everyone,
I’m challenging ~team to tetris-bsd this month. The rules are extremely
simple: play tetris-bsd(6) to enter.
At the end of the month, the winner is the person with the highest
score. (If prisonpotato still has the highest score of 4922, then the
winner is the person with the second-highest score.)
Cheers,
--
DJ Chase
They, Them, Theirs
I'm trying to install the TUI version of
https://git.skyjake.fi/gemini/lagrange into my
~/.local directory.
The configure fails with this error:
CMake Error at Depends.cmake:26 (message):
Not found: unistr.h from GNU libunistring (set UNISTRING_DIR)
There is a unistr.h in /usr/include/unicode but setting
UNISTRING_DIR=/usr/include/unicode doesn't work.
I see that dpkg-query says that libunistring-dev is not installed.
Has anyone successfully installed this on tilde.team yet? I have it
running on my laptop and it provides the functionality and user
interface of Lagrange while working in a terminal window or at the
Linux console.
Since Lagrange doesn't seem to be available (yet) for Android I was
hoping that I could ssh to tilde.team from my Android machines to
use the Lagrange TUI version there.
--
James Card -- <http://jdcard.com>
Often there are several ways to understand a given set of
facts; some of them may be more useful than others.
Hi all,
I've been trying out nntp with slrn over ssh.
It's been fun, but whenever I run
``slrn``
I'm greeted with a blank feed.
I can read it after running
``slrn --create`` but I'd like for
slrn to remember which posts I've read.
I've followed the tilde.club tutorial
(https://tilde.club/~joeld/slrn.html)
but I'm not sure if I'm missing something.
Here are the messages that come up when I start slrn:
Loading /usr/share/slrn/slang/slrn.sl
Reading startup file /etc/news/slrn.rc.
Reading startup file /home/ethan/.slrnrc.***Warning: Unable to find a
unique fully-qualified host name.
slrn will not generate any Message-IDs.
Please note that the "hostname" setting does not
affect this;
see the "slrn reference manual" for
details.
Using newsrc file
/home/ethan/.jnewsrc for server
tilde.team.
Connecting to host tilde.team ...
Connected to host. Posting ok.
Checking for new groups ...
Checking news ...
Hello!
I would like to show you my little project, which I have been working on
for the last few days.
I want to add, that this is not an original idea, but I always wanted to
create such a project, so I found some time and this is the project "Licom".
It is a simple plugin for your browser, which adds the possibility of
commenting literally every web page.
The project is created in React and the server is created in Restify +
Prisma.
If you find some time, you can test my plugin and write what you think
about it :)
Of course the project is open-source :)
Interesting fact to add here is that I use ED25519 keys to sign every
comment, the key is generated at registration and used to login.
So save your generated private key to be able to login again :)
Git: https://github.com/skorotkiewicz/Licom
Intro: https://licom.fly.dev
