Hello everyone, I discovered the Gemini project yesterday. The underlying philosophy of the protocol convinced me to at least run a server to add to the variety of content. I'm running a Gemserv on a self-hosted Raspi2. I plan to spend some time on implementing my own minimal server at some point. I'll make the best of our next lock-down. gemini://gem.garichankar.com/ It was also the occasion for me to learn about tilde communities. Between those and Gemini, this Sunday the love I had for the network came back. I'm a 35+ IT worker, in France. How can I help ? How can I be relevant ? Opening folders through scp or even ssh to anyone asking, I can do, and it might help some to publish content. But maybe around here there are teams, groups, working on projects and needing help ? Anyway, congratulations to everyone. I'm happy to be here ! Daniel -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://lists.orbitalfox.eu/archives/gemini/attachments/20210125/72aa 9cef/attachment.htm>
On Mon, Jan 25, 2021 at 09:37:49AM +0000, Daniel Diersant <d.diersant at pm.me> wrote a message of 51 lines which said: > How can I help ? How can I be relevant ? Opening folders through scp > or even ssh to anyone asking, I can do, and it might help some to > publish content. But maybe around here there are teams, groups, > working on projects and needing help ? For content in french, there is a list of these at <gemini://fran?ais.lanterne.chilliet.eu/>. For programming projects, many programs in <gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/software/> have a public repository and some have a public issue tracking system. I would suggest to start with these (they are probably the most open to outside help) and to start sending patches.
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