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Does anyone know if it is possible to configure Amfora to open gopher links in lynx? I added gopher = 'lynx' under [url-handlers] but nothing happens. I am wondering if it the lynx command needs to be run in another terminal session or something? Anyone have any suggestions?
7 months ago · 👍 know
thank you astroseneca. · 5 months ago
There's another way of gophering through Amphora that was proposed by Tolstoevsky:
[proxies]
http = "phreedom.club:1966"
https = "phreedom.club:1966"
gopher = "phreedom.club:1967" · 5 months ago
Thank you everyone for your replies. It appears that I need to start lynx in another terminal window. I will try that and post my results. · 7 months ago
nristen, I use it this way:
[url-handlers]
gopher = 'qterminal -e /home/xxxxx/My_soft/amfora/phetch/phetch' · 7 months ago
I was able to get it working by running amfora in tmux and using the command "tmux new-window lynx". I'm not sure why amfora doesn't like running lynx. · 7 months ago
Sorry pal. I waited half hour and went to sleep. For now tried some tweaks on the config.toml file, but no success. Why don't you try Kristall? It opens gemini, http and gopher. · 7 months ago
I haven't figured out if this is possible either, but what I do is open another terminal, and swallow (hide) the original terminal until you close the new window using the devour tool. Makes it feel like it's being done in the same terminal. Do gopher = "devour $yourTerminal lynx". https://github.com/salman-abedin/devour · 7 months ago
@mc gopher://gopher.floodgap.com · 7 months ago
Please, make a comment here with a gopher link so I can test if amfora opens it. · 7 months ago
If I run lynx with a gopher link by itself, it opens fine. · 7 months ago