#leviculum — Public Fediverse posts

@circfruit
Explanation for readers:
Python- #Reticulum's simple routing may lead to bad connections. rnsd or #microReticulum may choose a worse direct connection over a better multi-hop mesh connection. This is a real problem.

Reason: Reticulum's design follows the KISS principle.
But #Leviculum follows the Keep-It-Testable principle. I created a concept with emulated radios in https://codeberg.org/Lew_Palm/Periculum/issues/28 to reproduce the problem. A fix for the Leviculum firmware & lnsd daemon will follow.

@circfruit
Explanation for readers:
Python- #Reticulum's simple routing may lead to bad connections. rnsd or #microReticulum may choose a worse direct connection over a better multi-hop mesh connection. This is a real problem.

Reason: Reticulum's design follows the KISS principle.
But #Leviculum follows the Keep-It-Testable principle. I created a concept with emulated radios in https://codeberg.org/Lew_Palm/Periculum/issues/28 to reproduce the problem. A fix for the Leviculum firmware & lnsd daemon will follow.

Lew Palm is dead on here.

Reticulum is remarkable technology, but if it is going to become infrastructure people can actually depend on, it needs something larger than any one developer: **many implementers, many applications, many testers, and an open community able to carry the work forward.**

Leviculum is an ambitious attempt to broaden that foundation while remaining compatible with Reticulum.

https://leviculum.network/posts/killing-reticulum-to-save-it

#Reticulum #Leviculum #MeshNetworking #LoRa #OpenSource

Lew Palm is dead on here.

Reticulum is remarkable technology, but if it is going to become infrastructure people can actually depend on, it needs something larger than any one developer: **many implementers, many applications, many testers, and an open community able to carry the work forward.**

Leviculum is an ambitious attempt to broaden that foundation while remaining compatible with Reticulum.

https://leviculum.network/posts/killing-reticulum-to-save-it

#Reticulum #Leviculum #MeshNetworking #LoRa #OpenSource

I propose to set all public #Reticulum LoRa nodes in Europe to the same radio settings, to make linking, travelling and general meshing easier.

Blog post about this:
9d7531049009043e23c395e391811b8e:/page/united-frequencies-of-europe.mu
or (same text, same server):
https://leviculum.network/posts/united-frequencies-of-europe

Of course, the settings I propose are now the default for the #Leviculum standalone firmware for the Heltec T114 and the WisMesh Pocket V2.

I propose to set all public #Reticulum LoRa nodes in Europe to the same radio settings, to make linking, travelling and general meshing easier.

Blog post about this:
9d7531049009043e23c395e391811b8e:/page/united-frequencies-of-europe.mu
or (same text, same server):
https://leviculum.network/posts/united-frequencies-of-europe

Of course, the settings I propose are now the default for the #Leviculum standalone firmware for the Heltec T114 and the WisMesh Pocket V2.

@d1 About Leviculum discussion: technical feature requests and bug reports here: https://codeberg.org/Lew_Palm/Leviculum/issues
There is no specialized forum yet. We could use Mastodon with the #Leviculum tag for now; this also has the benefit of a better visibility of the discussion for the outside world.

@d1 About Leviculum discussion: technical feature requests and bug reports here: https://codeberg.org/Lew_Palm/Leviculum/issues
There is no specialized forum yet. We could use Mastodon with the #Leviculum tag for now; this also has the benefit of a better visibility of the discussion for the outside world.

Killing #Reticulum to save it: https://leviculum.network/posts/killing-reticulum-to-save-it
My first blog post, hosted on my daemon *lblogd*, which is a tiny blog server that publishes on Reticulum and on the www at the same time. In this post, I explain why I develop #Leviculum, a Reticulum-compatible network stack that is Python-free.

Killing #Reticulum to save it: https://leviculum.network/posts/killing-reticulum-to-save-it
My first blog post, hosted on my daemon *lblogd*, which is a tiny blog server that publishes on Reticulum and on the www at the same time. In this post, I explain why I develop #Leviculum, a Reticulum-compatible network stack that is Python-free.