Jaakko Keränen

> Was I correct in my assumption on how lagrange's gemini document rendering works? What you're saying is pretty much correct. `GmDocument` has been specifically written for text/gemini and text/plain,...

Naturally there is also opposition to this idea: gemini://skyjake.fi/gemlog/2021-10_re-mark-it-down.gmi I'm a fan of Markdown myself. But I think the key aspect here is to accept that there isn't one canonical...

@lua-rocks: > Why do we need many different formats for the same thing? There is a lot markdown-based websites like blogs and if their owners want to move from http...

v1.8 has a simple Markdown-to-Gemtext converter for viewing local files (via file:// URLs). It is quite incomplete at the moment, so pretty experimental still.

Version 1.13 has an opt-in feature that enables automatically converting Markdown into a Gemtext document. This naturally leaves out most of the features of Markdown, except for horizontal rules that...

Currently no, but I have site-specific theme configuration on my todo list. It has been waiting for a proper internal mechanism for storing the settings, but in v1.8 there's finally...

I think Asciidoc is a complex enough system so that it shouldn't be re-implemented as part of Lagrange, but should rather be integrated with as an external tool, when available....

I have noticed laggy window movement and resizing under some X11 window managers. Some work pretty fine, though, like Ubuntu's default window manager. It may also be dependent on the...

I have been thinking of doing something like this, although there are a couple of usability issues to consider. DocumentWidget has problems with query URLs when back/forward navigating over them....

There is another very much related issue: #375