Comment by 👻 ps
Re: "Recently tested the minimalistic, radio-first oriented..."
So, should the Gemtext be converted to Micron anyway? Reticulum has radio-channel limitations; I understand that, but 99% of the software is not compatible with its stack. For example, Yggdrasil provides a standard local IPv6 socket based on decentralized packet routing, allowing me to connect a few apps together, regardless of whether it's with Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or even Bluetooth.
Oct 12 · 2 days ago
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Nice diagram.
The hard ways don't convert to micron, The server download the Gemini capsule, compress it and send it through Reticulum and the local proxy make a connection to the Lagrange Browser in Gemini.
you can just run the Client.py with cert and key and you will able to test it with Lagrange. In lagrange go to preferences / network / and in gemini proxy add localhost:1965
I have a Test server working at 45719d253b983a37a1c61aa54c9679cb (already config in Client.py) without Authentification Certificate.
— https://github.com/cotteux/RetiGemiProxy
I use this website to create my diagram
ps, not only ip protocol is standardized, lora is not. in a way that everyone who can, can print and prodice wifi chips.
it is a standard.
lora chips can only be printed by semtec, the owner of the ip.
so i wish hallow wifi standard would take up, because using ygg and hello we can create mesh on more open standards.
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Recently tested the minimalistic, radio-first oriented Reticulum network with its NomadNet/LXMF implementation, but I still don't understand how to host a Gemini capsule there e.g. when the global network is down. It seems I need to convert everything to Micron. It's frustrating!
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