gemini://) protocol, Lagrange is probably the most advanced application made so far; does it manage to keep things simple and reliable (or stable) enough? Let's examine a week's experience
LAST WEEK I started experimenting with Lagrange, which is a more feature-rich (albeit complicated and heavy) Gemini client than Moonlander, which is still an alpha, exceedingly simple, but also very light (less than a megabyte of RAM for the main application).
"Remember that one of the goals of Gemini is to keep things slim and simple; making everything light (from clients/browsers to capsules) is an objective."It has now been over a week of Lagrange use, so I thought it's time to do another video, pointing out the upsides and downsides of Lagrange. Remember that one of the goals of Gemini is to keep things slim and simple; making everything light (from clients/browsers to capsules) is an objective. Does Lagrange stay true to that goal? ⬆