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🚀 gasm - A Simple Way to Run Gopher

🌐 Overview

Welcome to gasm, a bare-metal i386 Gopher server for Linux. This software lets you explore the retro Gopher protocol, a simple way to access information online. With a focus on minimalism and efficiency, gasm provides a straightforward experience for those interested in systems programming or retro computing.

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🚀 Getting Started

Getting started with gasm is easy. Follow these steps to download and run the software on your Linux machine.

📥 Download & Install

To download gasm, visit the releases page. You’ll find the latest version available there.

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🖥️ System Requirements

🔧 Installation Steps

  1. Visit the Releases Page. Go to this link to find gasm.

  2. Select the Version to Download. Choose the latest version that fits your system. Generally, you want the file labeled as “gasm-linux-i386.tar.gz”.

  3. Download the File. Click the download link. This will start the download of the compressed file onto your computer.

  4. Extract the Downloaded File. Once downloaded, locate the file (usually in your Downloads folder). Use this command in your terminal to extract it:
    tar -xzvf gasm-linux-i386.tar.gz
    

    This command will create a folder named “gasm” in your current directory.

  5. Navigate to the GasM Directory. Change your terminal location to the newly created folder:
    cd gasm
    
  6. Run the Server. Start the Gopher server with this command:
    ./gopher
    
  7. Access the Gopher Interface. Open your web browser. Type gopher://localhost:70 into the address bar. Press Enter. You should see the Gopher interface.

🌟 Features

📒 Help & Support

If you face issues or have questions, you can find help in the Issues section of the repository. Feel free to post your questions, and we’ll do our best to assist.

🛠️ FAQs

  1. What is Gopher? Gopher is a protocol that allows users to access directories and documents on the web in a simpler way compared to modern web protocols.

  2. Can I run this on my Raspberry Pi? Yes, as long as your Raspberry Pi supports Linux with i386 architecture.

  3. What if I encounter errors? Common errors may stem from missing dependencies. Make sure you have essential packages like gcc and make installed.

📚 Additional Resources

💬 Community

Join the conversation about gasm and the Gopher protocol. Whether you are a newbie or a skilled user, your feedback and insights are valuable to us. Feel free to participate in discussions on our GitHub Issues page.

🔗 Final Thoughts

Thank you for considering gasm. We hope you enjoy this simple yet powerful server for the Gopher protocol. Happy browsing!