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gemini_site_setup_and_hosting_features [2021/05/10 20:06] – [Fleshing Out Your Gemini Capsule] 'fleshing' sounds gross to me, even though I wrote it initially peteyboygemini_site_setup_and_hosting_features [2022/08/11 22:12] – added file perms note peteyboy
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 Now that you have copied the text out into 'nano', you need to save the file. To do this, hold down the 'CTRL' key on your keyboard and whilst pressing that, press the letter 'x', and respond "yes" to the request to save. You've just written your first //gemtext// file. It's a very simple markup language compared to HTML, as you can see. Now that you have copied the text out into 'nano', you need to save the file. To do this, hold down the 'CTRL' key on your keyboard and whilst pressing that, press the letter 'x', and respond "yes" to the request to save. You've just written your first //gemtext// file. It's a very simple markup language compared to HTML, as you can see.
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 +NOTE: file permissions: to be able to see this file with a browser, you need to change the permissions. at the command line after saving your file, just enter ''chmod go+r index.gmi''. This will grant read permissions on that particular file to everyone else besides you.
  
 Now, just open a Gemini browser and navigate to either: Now, just open a Gemini browser and navigate to either:
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 Once you've created your directory and ''index.gmi'' file you will be added to Once you've created your directory and ''index.gmi'' file you will be added to
 the top index.  Sites are listed by most recent activity first and will the top index.  Sites are listed by most recent activity first and will
-include a title if you have one in your ''index.gmi''+include a title if you created a heading (e.g.,'##My First Page!') on the first line of your ''index.gmi''
  
  
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 You can use either of these Gemini browsers on the cluster or in the MetaArray: You can use either of these Gemini browsers on the cluster or in the MetaArray:
   * //bombadillo//:  at shell type ''bombadillo <nowiki>gemini://sdf.org/{yourusername}/</nowiki>'' (this would go to your cluster page) or    * //bombadillo//:  at shell type ''bombadillo <nowiki>gemini://sdf.org/{yourusername}/</nowiki>'' (this would go to your cluster page) or 
-  * //av98//:  at shell type ''av98 <nowiki>gemini://gem.sdf.org/{yourusername}/</nowiki>'' (this would go to your [[metaarray]] page)+  * //amfora//:  at shell type ''amfora <nowiki>gemini://gem.sdf.org/{yourusername}/</nowiki>'' (this would go to your [[metaarray]] page)
  
-Additionally, on the metaarray, you can use ''diohsc''+Additionally, on the metaarray, you can use ''diohsc'' (located at ///meta/sdf/bin/diohsc//)
  
 If you want to get into Gemini more, there are shell and graphical clients available for Linux, Windows, Mac, Android and IOS, you can look for them here: //<nowiki>gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/software/</nowiki>// If you want to get into Gemini more, there are shell and graphical clients available for Linux, Windows, Mac, Android and IOS, you can look for them here: //<nowiki>gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/software/</nowiki>//
gemini_site_setup_and_hosting_features.txt · Last modified: 2023/06/30 23:39 by hc9