Hello all, While I recognise this is beyond the spec: Any rogue clients outputting content in columns (I guess at 40 characters plus spacing)? Given I am working on kanban boards it would be nice if somebody has made my life a little easier. At my end Im temped to approach it in Emacs-Elpher, to see whether I can scoop up the buffer content in output differing chunks in multiple (readonly?) buffers ==================== Jonathan McHugh indieterminacy@libre.brussels (mailto:indieterminacy@libre.brussels)
Hi Nathan, September 23, 2021 4:29 PM, "Nathan Galt" <mailinglists@ngalt.com> wrote: >> On Sep 23, 2021, at 12:11 AM, Jonathan McHugh <indieterminacy@libre.brussels> wrote: >> >> Hello all, >> >> While I recognise this is beyond the spec: >> >> Any rogue clients outputting content in columns (I guess at 40 characters plus spacing)? > > It shouldn’t be too difficult to cut the width down to 40 characters on a phone screen, especially > if the font size is bumped up a little bit. > > amfora has a user-adjustable normal-text width. I turned mine down by bumping up the left margin. > > I don’t know if either really counts as “rogue”, though. > Its a shame that Amfora isnt packaged for Guix yet, should it not happen Ill do it in 2022. > >> Given I am working on kanban boards it would be nice if somebody has made my life a little easier. >> >> At my end Im temped to approach it in Emacs-Elpher, to see whether I can scoop up the buffer >> content in output differing chunks in multiple (readonly?) buffers > > if I wanted to make a kanban board in gemini I’d strongly consider having users have a bunch of > separate windows open, one per visible column. > Im used to tiling managers (used Bspwm for years, now on EXWM) but worried that non-tiling window manager users might find that approach crude. Ill take this as reassurance that users are mature enough to use multiple windows and dont require so much spoonfeeding. Nethertheless, I am intrigued by how a form feed or seperator annotation could be implemented, which proposes column expectation (as discussed be me in a neighbouring thread) => gemini://gemi.dev/gemini-mailing-list/messages/007210.gmi > I haven’t had coffee yet, so I might be wildly misinterpreting where you’re going with this. You were in the right ballpark. I hope you managed a cuppa. === Jonathan
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