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Hi folks, I'm happy to announce Twinq, a new, graphical, Gemini browser: => https://git.sr.ht/~bendb/twinq It requires Qt6, cmake, and a modern c++ compiler, but no other dependencies. It's easy on the eyes (the content, anyways), and the browsing/TOFU/protocol experience is pretty stable. We don't yet have features like bookmarks, home pages, etc - will get to those soon enough. Eventually we'll have installers for precompiled binaries, but for now one must build from sources. The goals for Twinq are - to be lightweight (well, as lightweight as any Qt app can be :) ) - to have a simple implementation - to be portable It's reasonably successful at these goals, save portability - I've only run it on linux. Who knows what's in store on other platforms! I'm hopeful to hear from one of you on that front. Cheers, Ben -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://lists.orbitalfox.eu/archives/gemini/attachments/20210112/73b4 7a00/attachment.htm>
On 1/12/21 4:36 PM, Ben Bader wrote: > > The goals for Twinq are > - to be lightweight (well, as lightweight as any Qt app can be :) ) > - to have a simple implementation > - to be portable I am a Linux user (Manjaro). After installing qt6 (several hundred megs), it built very easily. I like the TOFU popup. And it built very fast. Overall, nice work. Good to see a qt6 project. Coleman
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