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NCGOPHER(1)		    General Commands Manual		   NCGOPHER(1)

NAME
       ncgopher	- A gopher client for the modern internet.

SYNOPSIS
       ncgopher	[options] [url]

DESCRIPTION
       ncgopher	is an ncurses gopher client written in Rust meant to be	run in
       a terminal.

OPTIONS
       -h, --help
	      Show help	and available options and exit.

       -v, --version
	      Print the	version	number of ncgopher and exit.

       [url]  Gopher URL to open on startup.

FILES
       The configuration is placed into	the the	users XDG configuration	direc-
       tory.  On  most systems this is ~/.config/ncgopher Three	files are cre-
       ated in this directory the first	time ncgopher is run:

	- config
	- history
	- bookmarks

BUGS
       Expect plenty. Please report bugs on this page:

       https://github.com/jansc/ncgopher/issues

KEYBOARD COMMANDS
       Arrow keys
	      Move around in text

       Enter  Open the link under the cursor

       Esc    Go to menubar

       Space  Scroll down one page

       g      Open new URL

       b      Navigate back

       q      Close application

       i      Show link	under cursor

       s      Save current page

       r      Reload current page

       a      Add bookmark for current page

LINKS
       The source code of ncgopher is available	at github:

       Source code repository
	      https://github.com/jansc/ncgopher

       Bug reports
	      https://github.com/jansc/ncgopher/issues

AUTHORS
       ncgopher	was written by Jan Schreiber with moral	support	from the  kind
       people  on  #gopher  on the tilde IRC channel.  See the AUTHORS file in
       the distribution	for a list of contributors.

LICENSE
       ncgopher	is licensed under the BSD 2-Clause License. See	the  file  LI-
       CENSE for more information.

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