Jan 🇧🇻 @mecinus@mastodon.technology

Finished todays adventofcode just before bedtime. Nice!

@kensanata That explains a lot! Thank you for following up :-)

@kensanata My bad. I discovered a bug i ncgopher. alexschroeder.ch seems to be the only server I know of that _requires_ '\r\n', while all the others work with '\n'. '\r\n' is, of course, correct according to RFC1436. Weird that I did not catch this bug before...

@kensanata Hmmm... echo -ne '\r\n' works.

@kensanata For some reason I was able to open the main page with lynx. All other clients I tried failed.

@kensanata I have difficulties accessing your gopher server. All I get is an empty response. Is the address correct?

What? Which fire hydrants?

Any fiction reading recommendations?

@aujawindar Lykke til med Debian!

@aujawindar Det kan godt ha noe med Gnome å gjøre. https://wiki.debian.org/Wayland sier: "To support screenshotting, screencasting and screensharing for example in Web Browsers pipewire is required in addition to one of the Desktop specific xdg-desktop-portal packages." Så det virker jo som om det er mulig, selv om det ikke fungerer ut av boksen.

@aujawindar Vi bruker Slack på jobben. Jeg får bare delt en svart skjerm. Må vel tilbake til Xorg, der funka alt som det skulle.

Yikes! Wayland and screen sharing.

@aw Thanks for the interesting input! I agree that ncgopher could be more minimal.

@aw Haha, ok. The web is smaller than we think ;-)

@fla That's impressive. Unfortunately, I had to return my FP2 twice, once to replace the whole phone and once for a screen replacement. Gave up when it broke the third time, as I had to pay customs duty fees each time I recieved the replacements - ending up with a 750 EUR not-working phone. Sees like you got more lucky.

#debian 11 is now running perfectly on my work machine. Restored all important files from my restic backup after install. Case closed.

@aw I wrote a simple implementation of RFC2229 in Rust a while ago: https://github.com/jansc/dictr

@da I've tried Fedora before, but I want a system based on .deb-packages. But Fedora is a great distribution, no doubt.