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Did a redesign of my capsule. I guess it is looking pretty good. What do you guys think? Any advices?

2 years ago · 👍 gnuserland, nristen

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=>/scientiac 👽 scientiac

@gnuserland

Oh that's great!

Thanks for the info, this is very useful. · 2 years ago

=>/gnuserland 👽 gnuserland

@scentiac I was unaware about Ariane bug. Regarding your question, Ariane and Lagrange support multi-lines inout text. · 2 years ago

=>/scientiac 👽 scientiac

@kelbot @gnuserland , I do enjoy using ariane but the fact that it doesn't have a way to import client certificate is the reason I didn't get to reply to you. I always leave a space after the # to make sure that all the clients are supported, and @gnuserland , how are you making paragraphs in here? · 2 years ago

=>/nristen 👽 nristen

Very Nice - I like the simple clean look. · 2 years ago

=>/negepezzannyitfiam 👽 negepezzannyitfiam

But to answer your original question: I haven't seen your capsule before the redesign but I like it a lot now. Great content, cool ASCII art. · 2 years ago

=>/negepezzannyitfiam 👽 negepezzannyitfiam

Can confirm. The A is there in Lagrange and Amfora. · 2 years ago

=>/kelbot 👽 kelbot

I'm guessing gnuserland is using Ariane. There's a bug in Ariane that drops the first letter of headers if there is no space between the #s and the words. The A is there in other clients. · 2 years ago

=>/gnuserland 👽 gnuserland

I like it, also liked the ASCII art.

I found a typo here: gemini://gemini.ctrl-c.club/~scientiac/capsules/explore.gmi

You wrote "ntenna"... 😉 · 2 years ago

=>gemini://gemini.ctrl-c.club/~scientiac/capsules/explore.gmi gemini://gemini.ctrl-c.club/~scientiac/capsules/explore.gmi