my gemini capsule source
fix minor typos
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diff --git a/capsule/2021-10-22-status.gmi b/capsule/2021-10-22-status.gmi index 37971d8..99b892d 100644 --- a/capsule/2021-10-22-status.gmi +++ b/capsule/2021-10-22-status.gmi @@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ Today I seek to answer the looming question: “What have you been up to, Zach? I've been a happy owner of a Linux-phone since May, and this month I enjoyed using my Pinephone more than in other months. That's because I switched to a new "desktop environment". ## SWMO: Wayland for Simple X Mobile -This post is not meant to be a review of SWMO (I pronounce it 'Sway-mo', or 'swimmo', not that anyone asked). Battery life is fantastic; I'm thiking about putting my SIM card in here again. It's alpha quality software composed of many shell scripts, so hacking is easy and there's much to be fixed; I've already gotten my first patch applied. But my main area of focus has been on text input. +This post is not meant to be a review of SWMO (I pronounce it 'Sway-mo', or 'swimmo', not that anyone asked). Battery life is fantastic; I'm thinking about putting my SIM card in here again. It's alpha quality software composed of many shell scripts, so hacking is easy and there's much to be fixed; I've already gotten my first patch applied. But my main area of focus has been on text input. -After I switched to phosh, I really got into using micro (the text editor) on kgx (the terminal emulator). I was disappointed that foot (default terminal emulator in swmo) didn't support touch-based mouse emulation, so I looked into using kgx. SXMO requires a parameter to set the title in the terminal emulator. kgx on master has this, but hasn't had a new release tagged. I looked for other terminal projects, and actually discovered the upstream project vte has a really nice sample application, already installed on my system (as vte-2.91)... long story short, some day in the future, swmo might support a vte-based terminal for the app menu. +After I switched to phosh, I really got into using micro (the text editor) on kgx (the terminal emulator). I was disappointed that foot (default terminal emulator in swmo) didn't support touch-based mouse emulation, so I looked into using kgx. SXMO requires a parameter to set the title in the terminal emulator for the app menu to work. kgx on master has this, but hasn't had a new release tagged. I looked for other terminal projects, and actually discovered the upstream project vte has a really nice sample application, already installed on my system (as vte-2.91)... long story short, some day in the future, swmo might support a vte-based terminal for the app menu due to my interest in this support. ### Keyboards I worked on three different emoji-input sxmo_dmenu.sh implementations. None are very good, and that's mostly do to with delays to stop the menu from sucking up input. With the fastest one, I can type 20 emojis/second. If I have the time, maybe by next update it'll all be in one script, ready for consumption. 🐝 diff --git a/capsule/index.gmi b/capsule/index.gmi index 566e4fe..81fd5dd 100644 --- a/capsule/index.gmi +++ b/capsule/index.gmi @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ # Zach's Capsule ## Things kept to be preserved -=> 2021-10-22-status.gmi
2021-10-22 Status Update for October 2021 +=> 2021-10-22-status.gmi 2021-10-22 Status Update for October 2021 => 2021-08-17-verovio.gmi 2021-08-17 Verovio: How I became a contributor to a large open-source project. => 2021-02-20-font-creation.gmi 2021-02-20 Font Creation: My story of font creation, with various software. => 2020-11-01-action-jones.gemini 2020-11-01 Action Jones: The Story of a Lost Piece of Cultural History |