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@gemalaya Actually it is meant to be possible to preload a text to edit. In the basic spec, the idea is that you edit what's served at a given gemini url and upload it at the corresponding titan url to change what's served at the first url. I think that's how Phoebe is meant to be used. There's also an extension to the spec allowing an "edit" parameter which the server can respond to with appropriate raw text to edit -- that's not widely supported in clients yet, but skyjake intends to add it to lagrange. I think a very usable wiki should then be possible, but I haven't thought through every angle.
Aug 08 · 10 days ago
@mbays Thank you. Yes, having a browser that supports titan edits would be a game changer, especially for a wiki application like phoebe.
@gemalaya Lagrange has an "edit this page" tool, and diohsc can do it via an external tool. I'm not sure about other clients. Not great UI anyway. The "edit parameter" would I think improve things greatly, but I only know one client supporting it currently (my KOReader plugin).
@mbays Thank you, i didn't know about the "Edit page" action found in the "Tools" menu when you do a right-click on the page.
I've tried it with phoebe and it works perfectly ! only that you need to edit the "raw" version of the page (not the rendered page). Therefore i'm sorry and take back what i said, phoebe (+ lagrange or any browser that can do page edits) is great for a lightweight wiki served over gemini.
Titan Wiki Gemini — How do I start a wiki in Gemini, with Titan? I already have a server on openBSD running a Gemini server, what would be the next step to have a wiki there? Not a ssh connection type of wiki, but a public facing titan wiki.