GORF LIVES

Hey, you did it! You found my gemini page, hosted on a gemini server at rawtext.club.

Welcome to the gemini-web! It's the latest thing. It's like gopher but way easier to write pages for and read.

What do you think? This is like a nascent little internet here, a parallel to the first days of the WWW, and now you're here.

What client did you use to get here?

Who am I?

gorf is an alt I made on SDF that was funny to me. Yes, it's the name of an old arcade game that talked, and old arcade games that talked always amused me. Gemini also amuses me.

So I'm experimenting here on rawtext.club with a shorter username.

Pages

The whole point was to make a gemlog or some kind of gemini content!

Gorf's gemlog

Gorf's interests

How to find out more about Gemini

You probably already found this page on the WWW, which is how you got here, but on the circumlunar.space gemini page, you can find a directory to most of the gemini pages on the internet right now. You could also join the mailing list to see what's new.

Solderpunk's gemini site, the center of the Gemini universe

If you want to play with a gemini site (called a "capsule"), you can join here at rawtext.club and try all kinds of cool unix stuff in a community:

gemini://rawtext.club

Setting up your own Gemini server

There are several gemini web servers at this time. I started the very basics of a project to make my

own, but I don't really have the time for that, so even though I got great help from another SDFer, I

failied to complete it (well so far). I played with jetforce which I liked fine, but here at RTC,

they've installed the Unsinkable Molly Brown, which is solderpunk's gemini server. You can get it

below

An HTTP link to Molly Brown on tildegit:

https://tildegit.org/solderpunk/molly-brown

Here's a link to jetforce, which is pretty cool

gemini://mozz.us/jetforce/