We discussed using the terminal and communal servers. We explored collective terminal session with Tmux. It allows to have live shared remote login sessions as the same user. It is a very gossipy tool since every single input is shared between the people attached to a session, not differenciating legit input from mistakes, which can be used just to chat. It is a nice way to do inclusive pedagogy in the terminal since you can witness (and interact) with how something is done on a server. We said that if SSH is like astral projection, Tmux is like merging our souls to become a collective (slightly demonic) amalgation.
Kaa worked on a tool temporary titled tmux2web2print that generate HTML fanzines out of a Tmux session (and serves them). A way to have on-the-go mini subjective documentation of What is our server gossiping about? The fanzines read like a play and can be stylised in CSS then printed :)
Some documentation here: https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/Serving_Gossips
