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  1. Seems that to share and/or use a immediately as similarly as possible to / (know of it, find it, read it, obtain it) needs 3 prerequisites:
    1) know of the repository somehow e.g. from a / / tip
    2) running reticulum >= 1.3.4
    3) means to read nomadnet (#Nomadnet , .. )
    & 3 pieces of info:
    4) address
    5) repo nomadnet / page address
    6) settings that give a sure route to 4.&5 1/3

  2. Seems that to share and/or use a #reticulum #rngit #git #repository immediately as similarly as possible to #Codeberg / #GitHub (know of it, find it, read it, obtain it) needs 3 prerequisites:
    1) know of the repository somehow e.g. from a #nomadnet #page / #webpage / tip
    2) running reticulum #rns >= 1.3.4
    3) means to read nomadnet #pages (#Nomadnet , #MeshchatX .. )
    & 3 pieces of info:
    4) #repo address
    5) repo nomadnet #URL / page address
    6) #interface settings that give a sure route to 4.&5 1/3

  3. This says rns.recipes/forum/general/re-d code is to be taken off or IP based repos. I was not able to join the discussion - was locked. Just wanted to say that github is the reference location for code (a shame, but still fact), and that I am using as a robust meshed git repo system & so no sheep. As mirror repo codeberg/github are ok locations just to get it out & get bootstrapped. To only get the code over reticulum itself seem not beginner-friendly.

  4. This says rns.recipes/forum/general/re-d #reticulum code is to be taken off #github or IP based repos. I was not able to join the discussion - was locked. Just wanted to say that github is the reference location for code (a shame, but still fact), and that I am using #radicle as a robust meshed git repo system & #codeberg so no sheep. As mirror repo codeberg/github are ok locations just to get it out & get bootstrapped. To only get the #RNS code over #rngit reticulum itself seem not beginner-friendly.