I don't remember I ever said it but I just love the Bombadillo browser
for gopher, gemini sites. Partially because I prefer vim as an editor I
suppose. It's quick, the keyboard shortcuts are vim-like so very easy to
master, and commands are also very intuitive. The bookmark works great.
With lynx I can browser http/https sites too.
# But it is not avaliable for FreeBSD
However as I turned to my old laptop running latest FreeBSD
13.2-RELEASE-p2, too my surprise, I found out that it is not avaliable
for FreeBSD, in ports or pkg. I downloaded the source code then, the
compiling requires GNU-make and Go-lang, which are of course avaliable
in pkg. And it builds, installs and runs well. I hope there is a way to
push it to FreeBSD pkg. I suppose the way a package finds its way into
FreeBSD pkg is to go through ports first? But I don't use ports, nor do
I know how.
