Comment by 👾 fab

@stack sorry to hear that. I don't know what your problems are, but maybe I can find a way to distribute binaries later. For now and with Codeberg.org this isn't possible. Sorry.

Nov 24 · 3 weeks ago

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I also already made some changes and fixes to GTL. You can read about them on my Tinylog:

Sorry, just being a c*nt about golang.

@stack I set up CI on my Codeberg.org account for the GTL repository, so you can download the application as binary now if you like. No need to compile or mess around with golang, just choose the right binary.

CI created binaries for Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and NetBSD each for the x86_64 (amd64) and arm64 architecture. So if you want you can download these here:

Maybe you like it despite being written in Golang.

@fab, very kind of you, and I will try it when I get a chance.

I have no problem with golang binaries! Just don't like the syntax enough to not want to in the effort of mastering...

Python on the other hand -- very much so.

I just released a new tag version of the GTL Tinylog Reader/Editor. Besides some bugfixes there is a new feature of usable bookmarks with "Open Links", "Open Thread", "Reply", "Delete" and "Open Tinylog". So you can just bookmark an entry and answer it later.

The usual binaries for Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD for both amd64 and arm64 architectures are downloadable from here:

Original Post

Fork: GTL Gemini Tiny Logs from bacardi55 — Because it seems that @bacardi55 has abandoned his GTL Gemini Tiny Log application, I set up a fork to receive Pull Request and patches. I already committed the pending patches from his development mailing list on source hut which are over 7 month old. So if you're interested in this project and want to send in PRs or patches you can do this with Codeberg.org Pull Requests on the repository I set up: [https link] GTL Fork on Codeberg (www) You can...