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Lagrange in New Tux Machines

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 06, 2022

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Lagrange in New Tux Machines Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 4.0

TODAY in Tux Machines we had about 70 new pages and updates. We've also pushed an image uploader to Git, which means we're one small step away from feature parity compared to what we had in Drupal. We're implementing our own CMS with Bash and Perl.

"We're implementing our own CMS with Bash and Perl."One thing that Tux Machines readers aren't so familiar with is Gemini. Well, Gemini is a relatively new protocol, so not many people heard of it. The above video shows how it's used to browse pages, feeds (Atom), and the Git repository of Tux Machines.

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