The vintage Mac community is excellent and is full of extremely smart people. Lots of people writing new software, designing new hardware, and doing really complex repair and preservation work.
The vintage Mac community is excellent and is full of extremely smart people. Lots of people writing new software, designing new hardware, and doing really complex repair and preservation work.
This sounds cool. Care to link some examples? And is there a particular Gopher browser you'd recommend?
Also, how do you feel about Gemini?[1] I only learned about it recently, but it appears to be similar in purpose to Gopher (minimal sites with only text and links), but with a different document format based on a subset of Markdown.
Lynx is probably the best that most people already have, but Gophie is a nice, modern client written in Java.
I think Gemini is nice, but I have no interest personally due to the TLS requirement. That makes it a nonstarter for my older computers.