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I've thought about nextcloud but it seemed more trouble than worth. I just plug in the phone and copy things which is a bit painful
Oct 12 · 2 days ago
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🎵 xavi [OP] · Oct 12 at 15:17:
@norayr slcl was designed as a web application, so it is tightly coupled against libweb, unfortunately.
A Gemini frontend would require a rewrite, given how vastly different the two protocols are. OTOH I assume file uploads in Gemini are not possible, unless Titan is involved. Or maybe with some clever tricks.
I have some ideas for the latter, but I am unsure about how practical that might be.
Titan is not difficult, and us perfect for my uploads
I will implement it for the Fornax server next round of coding.
oh yes please jejeje im using fornax in locslhost and i like it
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slcl v0.4.0 release — I am happy to announce the v0.4.0 release for slcl! For those of you know do not know about slcl, think about it as Nextcloud, but without the bloat or JavaScript. slcl is written in C and requires 400 KiB of RAM (yes, KiB!) to run on a Linux server. Needless to say, it works lighting fast on older hardware, including SBCs. This new release brings several new features: thumbnails, directory downloads and security fixes. Static binaries for Linux are also available for...
💬 xavi · 8 comments · 7 likes · Oct 10 · 3 days ago
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