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@susam had created #wander (https://codeberg.org/susam/wander) that is like #smallweb.
I've integrated it in my hugo blog site, so I can enlist sites i frequently visit and some posts which are gem of a find.
After using #rss, this has been next good thing for internet.https://idlip.in/wander/ (this is a content listing page)
and wandering console is at: https://idlip.in/wander/console/ -
@susam had created #wander (https://codeberg.org/susam/wander) that is like #smallweb.
I've integrated it in my hugo blog site, so I can enlist sites i frequently visit and some posts which are gem of a find.
After using #rss, this has been next good thing for internet.https://idlip.in/wander/ (this is a content listing page)
and wandering console is at: https://idlip.in/wander/console/ -
@susam had created #wander (https://codeberg.org/susam/wander) that is like #smallweb.
I've integrated it in my hugo blog site, so I can enlist sites i frequently visit and some posts which are gem of a find.
After using #rss, this has been next good thing for internet.https://idlip.in/wander/ (this is a content listing page)
and wandering console is at: https://idlip.in/wander/console/ -
@susam had created #wander (https://codeberg.org/susam/wander) that is like #smallweb.
I've integrated it in my hugo blog site, so I can enlist sites i frequently visit and some posts which are gem of a find.
After using #rss, this has been next good thing for internet.https://idlip.in/wander/ (this is a content listing page)
and wandering console is at: https://idlip.in/wander/console/ -
@susam had created #wander (https://codeberg.org/susam/wander) that is like #smallweb.
I've integrated it in my hugo blog site, so I can enlist sites i frequently visit and some posts which are gem of a find.
After using #rss, this has been next good thing for internet.https://idlip.in/wander/ (this is a content listing page)
and wandering console is at: https://idlip.in/wander/console/ -
One of my daily hobby is to YT search #emacs and filter by "Day" or "recently added", and today I found @sacha streaming on writing up Emacs news and announcing carnival for May 2026.
I'd been wanting to write about using #EWM, and when I saw "May I Recommend..." being the #EmacsCarinival theme it was perfect timing and I took the excuse to write it down immediately without anymore procrastination. Here's my short post below (might sound vague and incomplete!)
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I want to use keyboard driven website quite a while, So far i tried #qutebrowser
#nyxt but i couldn't use it after a while so i stayed in #librewolf for a long time. until i stumble across #glidebrowser in @idlip blog on EWM. Immediately switched to it.Reason:
- Firefox fork
- Customizable through typescript
- Support Emacs key binding (taken the code from Github discussion).Have some issues here and there but it's awesome.
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Completing-read on all URLs from existing post including article link?
Gnus does this via `w` (gnus-summary-browse-url) in article buffer.
Does elfeed show more details for a feed? (i mean metadata)
One thing I shifted to gnus (with feedbase) was unified look for feeds and email and more info on `t` (gnus-summary-toggle-header) -
Similar discovering sites can be found at:
- https://www.marginalia.nu/
- https://feedle.world/
- https://indieblog.page/all
- https://powrss.com/
- https://bearblog.dev/discover/
- https://ooh.directory/
- https://minifeed.net/global -
+1 Typst is fantastic.
I used to use it with org-mode exporter (https://github.com/jmpunkt/ox-typst) which is even more fantastic for emacs users.+2 for reveal.js which is simple and many developers use it
https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.jsPS: You should be using more hashtags for reach (toot to get more audience)
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Gonna be niche, but I'd like to see more FOSS services self hosted and make it use by broader community together.
(just like discourse and jitsi we've)
But more I think about it I just feel it becomes another hard thing to cling on in practice.
- Big picture is, make other Orgs or community to self host services on their own.
After more thoughts I just feel like we don't have that many audience to implement or make use of it :(
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@divyaranjan
yay, too many awesome things happening for emacs in 2026.https://codeberg.org/ezemtsov/ewm/
Had been waiting for emacs wayland compositor, and it came live.
rassumfrassum, Futur, canvas API, Pale, EWM... what's next?
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@divyaranjan
yay, too many awesome things happening for emacs in 2026.https://codeberg.org/ezemtsov/ewm/
Had been waiting for emacs wayland compositor, and it came live.
rassumfrassum, Futur, canvas API, Pale, EWM... what's next?
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@divyaranjan
yay, too many awesome things happening for emacs in 2026.https://codeberg.org/ezemtsov/ewm/
Had been waiting for emacs wayland compositor, and it came live.
rassumfrassum, Futur, canvas API, Pale, EWM... what's next?
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@divyaranjan
yay, too many awesome things happening for emacs in 2026.https://codeberg.org/ezemtsov/ewm/
Had been waiting for emacs wayland compositor, and it came live.
rassumfrassum, Futur, canvas API, Pale, EWM... what's next?
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@divyaranjan
yay, too many awesome things happening for emacs in 2026.https://codeberg.org/ezemtsov/ewm/
Had been waiting for emacs wayland compositor, and it came live.
rassumfrassum, Futur, canvas API, Pale, EWM... what's next?
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If you like firefox and qutebrowser, you should give a try to #glide browser
https://github.com/glide-browser/glide
Its almost like native vim style of keymaps and provides APIs to hack around browser.
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If you like firefox and qutebrowser, you should give a try to #glide browser
https://github.com/glide-browser/glide
Its almost like native vim style of keymaps and provides APIs to hack around browser.
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If you like firefox and qutebrowser, you should give a try to #glide browser
https://github.com/glide-browser/glide
Its almost like native vim style of keymaps and provides APIs to hack around browser.
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If you like firefox and qutebrowser, you should give a try to #glide browser
https://github.com/glide-browser/glide
Its almost like native vim style of keymaps and provides APIs to hack around browser.
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If you like firefox and qutebrowser, you should give a try to #glide browser
https://github.com/glide-browser/glide
Its almost like native vim style of keymaps and provides APIs to hack around browser.
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I tried out Noctalia (a desktop quickshell) in Niri WM. All this times I was using no status bar, but I thought why not see something that works OOTH.
Boy-o-boy, just `nix run` and noctalia gave me what I wanted which just made sense OOTH (just like niriWM did)
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I tried out Noctalia (a desktop quickshell) in Niri WM. All this times I was using no status bar, but I thought why not see something that works OOTH.
Boy-o-boy, just `nix run` and noctalia gave me what I wanted which just made sense OOTH (just like niriWM did)
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I tried out Noctalia (a desktop quickshell) in Niri WM. All this times I was using no status bar, but I thought why not see something that works OOTH.
Boy-o-boy, just `nix run` and noctalia gave me what I wanted which just made sense OOTH (just like niriWM did)
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I tried out Noctalia (a desktop quickshell) in Niri WM. All this times I was using no status bar, but I thought why not see something that works OOTH.
Boy-o-boy, just `nix run` and noctalia gave me what I wanted which just made sense OOTH (just like niriWM did)