I'm getting a weird issue on bombadillo. For gemini://tilde.pink/ and gemini://tilde.pink/~tiwesdaeg/ it's not displaying the url line at the top, except for a split second each time I press j and k to scroll up and down. It shows up correctly on some of the other user gemini sites on tilde.pink. -Tiwesdaeg On Sun, 24 May 2020 20:59:00 +0200 (CEST) Brian Evans <b__m__e at mailfence.com> wrote: > I normally would not do an announcement on here for a new version > (and do not generally plan to in the future). However, there was a > lot of gemini related stuff updated in Bombadillo this time around > and I thought gemini folks using it would want to know about the > updates: > > Changelog: > > * Adds quick navigation to the first 10 links on a page (using the > number keys 1 - 0, where 0 represents 10) > * Fixes a bug where on some platforms terminal line wrapping was not > properly turned back on when Bombadillo exits > * Adds certificate expiration timestamps to the ini, next to the cert > hash > * Uses the newly stored certificate expiration datetimes to autorenew > certificates, resulting in far fewer certificate issues for users to > deal with manually > * Fixes a bug in which two concurrent bits were trying to both read > from stdin, resulting in a read being very buggy > * Adds 'h' and 'l' as hot key aliases for back and forward, bringing > things further in line with vi style keybindings and keeping fingers > on the home row > * Adds automatic requesting of new certificates on expiration (when > the site is next visited) > * Adds support for alt text in gemini preformatted blocks > * Fixes a parsing error when parsing gemini preformatted blocks > * Adds config value 'geminiblocks' to control how alt text displays > * Improved handling of relative URLs for gemini > * Updates the gemini redirect policy to auto-redirect if, and only > if, the only change to the requested URL would be the addition of a > terminal '/' character > * Fixes issue where querystring values would chain instead of replace > * Removes a dependency on external program 'stty' in favor of a pure > Go solution via syscalls > * Updates the man page with the relevant changes > > As you may have seen here on the mailing list there is an issue with > escaping query strings that is currently present in all builds. I > will be working out a fix after some thinking on the subject, so > there will likely be a patch later in the week. > > Thanks to @dancek and @asdf for their contributions to this version > and to @makeworld for helping us sort through the issues and giving > good input/guidance > > If you build from source (by far the recommended route) you can just > pull master and `sudo make install`. > > If you use precompiled binaries they are available here: > http://bombadillo.colorfield.space/releases/binaries.html > > > As an added note: > > If you are a BSD user we are looking for some help making the > Makefile function under BSD (it runs fine for most Linux and OSX > systems). At present it does not work under FreeBSD 12-Release. > > Additionally, if anyone is interested in getting involved as a > maintainer for a package repo we would be very interested in that > (currently the Arch AUR has a git build version, but not other repos > currently have bombadillo). > > > Thanks everyone! I have been loving the influx of clients, servers, > tools, and especially content!!
I normally would not do an announcement on here for a new version (and do not generally plan to in the future). However, there was a lot of gemini related stuff updated in Bombadillo this time around and I thought gemini folks using it would want to know about the updates: Changelog:
On Sunday, May 24, 2020 10:47 AM, Tiwesdaeg Twohands <tiwesdaeg at tilde.pink> wrote: > I'm getting a weird issue on bombadillo. For gemini://tilde.pink/ and > gemini://tilde.pink/~tiwesdaeg/ it's not displaying the url line at the > top, except for a split second each time I press j and k to scroll up > and down. It shows up correctly on some of the other user gemini sites > on tilde.pink. > > -Tiwesdaeg I can't confirm this, it displays fine for me. I'm using Guake on Arch Linux. makeworld
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