jan Niko (Nico) nihilazo at protonmail.com
Fri Oct 23 18:32:06 BST 2020
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Hi,I'm new to gemini and I'd like to make my website (https://itwont.work) also available as a gemini site (capsule? Not sure what the terminology is).The site is a wiki-style site and as a result of that contains a lot of inline links. I'm not sure what the convention for converting that to gemini text is, given that there is no inline links in text in gemini. The two ideas I have for this are making them like footnotes or just putting them the line after.
For example, if I have a markdown line like this:
Mine is running arch linux, with a GUI built around sway, waybar, and [sike](sike.md). The on-screen keyboard is [squeekboard](https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/squeekboard) with a custom split layout. (if people are interested in the UI setup, I'll make a page for it)
Would it be better to turn it into gemini text like this:
Mine is running arch linux, with a GUI built around sway, waybar, and sike. The on-screen keyboard is squeekboard with a custom split layout. (if people are interested in the UI setup, I'll make a page for it)
=
https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/squeekboard Squeekboard=
gemini://itwont.work/sike.gmi sike
or more like this?
Mine is running arch linux, with a GUI built around sway, waybar, and sike[1]. The on-screen keyboard is squeekboard[2] with a custom split layout. (if people are interested in the UI setup, I'll make a page for it)
[...rest of file here...]
=
https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/squeekboard [1] Squeekboard=
gemini://itwont.work/sike.gmi [2] sike
Or is there another convention for this?
Thanks,Nico