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RedGopher - A super simple gophper client in Ruby ------------------------------------------------- RedGopher is a client I wrote so dumb terminals can browse gopherspace. Every other console client I've tried uses curses, while this is great on a fully functional terminal, it doesnt work so well on say a Tandy model 100. Make sure you edit the first line to reflect the location of your ruby interpreter. This has been tested with 1.9.1, but it *should* work with 1.8, maybe even older Running it is simple: $ redgopher.rb will run the program and connect to my site by default $ redgopher.rb hostname.com/0/file.txt will go directly to a file, if you omit the type, it will assume a type of 1 (a directory), and may guess wrong, you are advised to enter the full url. Right now it will only display directories and text files, all others will prompt you to download. After displaying something, you will be presented with a prompt, you can type the following commands: b - will take you back in your history quit - will exit the program r - will take you to the root of whatever server you are viewing p - togging paging mode. With this on the output will be piped to your system pager (defaults to "less"). Useful for terminals where this works and dont want to rely on their terminals scroll feature. Type the number next to an item in a directory to view it. any other string will be interpreted as a hostname and redgopher will try to connect to its root. You can't specify paths here, not yet at least. Info can be found at gopher://robsayers.com/1/redgopher http://github.com/rsayers/redgopher/tree/master
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