I just found a brand new PAGER for man: konqueror (man:/) https://imgur.com/a/F3o4VIu

Konqueror is a marvel. Too bad that KDE is now pushing that brain-damaged piece of code, Dolphin.

Dolphin is actually pretty much aligned with Konqueror.

Konqueror can open up anything using KDE's KParts. Applications and libraries provide different KParts and Konqueror is just a shell that can open them all.

Dolphin is Konqueror's KPart provider for file browsing.

So basically Konqueror's file browsing capability is provided by Dolphin.

heres a more recent groff implementation of it the macros: https://linux.die.net/man/7/groff_ms prob not what you're looking for, you prob want to get ahold of the orig nroff/troff files

the implication for me at least is a lot, and yeah a lot more has come to exist since so shrug still nothing like using a troff/nroff from 1984 I spose

if you want to convert to pdf some of the steps involving postscript can be skipped using something like xelatex

sorry I forgot the purpose of the link was to provide nostalgia but here I go with all of the format and conversion paths... sorry :(

although I believe groff itself has the ability to just straight generate pdf

it desperately needs it, 2c system mainly idle, but running opengl compositor, lots of alpha, etc: load average: 3.01, 2.56, 2.74

There really should be some way to accomplish this with IPFS, which imho is better suited for it given that it's multi-purpose, cloudflare has a gateway, and you can register EthDNS names for IPFS hosted content.

I think it might be a good idea to use something like IPFS to distribute keys. Now that cloudflare seems to want to support it officially, the only exception to why they might not are the same kind of lawsuits that brought down the pirate bay but cloudflare has opted to offer content blacklisting/cache refuse in their terms of service so I'm not sure how that's going to work out, but so far since 2018 nothing seems to have changed. I'm not really sure what their takeaway is though, it must provide them some benefit otherwise it's just a waste of their money to provide a gateway service. I'm not sure how well it's going to scale once people start building on it and actually use it more.

I want to add to that the ethereum name service, https://www.increaseo.com/eth-domains-ipfs/ could also potentially play a role in a means to efficiently and reliably distribute public keys in conjunction with IPFS? Seems worth considering at least.

and it's not the fastest thing but in theory it's simple enough that you can just do something like this:

ipfs add test.asc added QmX1yKeerXb9vSYoQXcZuuw1QFTu5UxDCec4hY9htjRYE7 test.asc

and retrieve it https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipfs/QmX1yKeerXb9vSYoQXcZuuw1QFT...

if you have an ENS name you can access it this way: https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipns/atmarketplace.eth/

BBS of today; peertube, mastadon, ipfs

This has been around at least since 2015 ive been watching it a bit good to see it's getting some work

I've been wanting to get it to execute the bonjour conformance test on linux so I can do CI of Avahi against it. I didn't have any luck last time might be worth a look again.