I've also been using GPM for quite a while, I knew it had this -R option
that would write to /dev/gpmdata but I wasn't so aware of the client
library side, even though it makes sense because I've used links -g and
other programs that accept it (and I've even linked the case regarding
browsh wanting to add support for it, browsh is horrible in the TTY
between).

Also, yes, browsing most websites is fine, as long as they're text
oriented. It's surprisingly smooth.

You've opened my mind to info too yesterday, I had also been
avoiding it because of the emacs-like keybind which I had a hard time
remembering. It's an awesome resource of offline docs, just going for
`info` on itself gives you a list of documentation and tutorials, often
with examples, for countless utilities. I've been missing out on that.

Apart from this I'm also running tmux, with a lot of sessions and on
different TTYs.

For fun, I've been trying out some framebuffer related things (even though
it's not really TTY-ish. I'm trying out playing video with gstreamer's
aasink, cacasink, and fbdevsink, and yet even autovideosink instantly
works in the TTY.

Other than that, I'm taking the opportunity to read some classic RFCs.
I might hop on gopher later on.