I wanted to include Netsukuku in the Wireless BattleMesh events, but it wasn't because from an external point of view, it's only a very smart experiment in thought, and nothing "serious" in the sense that it doesn't deliver any out-of-the-box working code.
Integrating the WBM would change a lot of things for the Neetsukuku project. The fact that the leader is away makes it clear to me that nobody else will hold the flame in the meantime, because as Asbesto said, porcoddio, people need to survive. Jaromil recently mentioned Netsukuku in the GNU Social mailing-list that some of us have been mysteriously invited to. I think Alpt should chime in and tell the people here about his plans in terms of availability in the next few months, so that other people can get organized and dust out the website, and the respository. I agree that two bork repos is not the way to go. But that reduces to: who has the time to fix the bugs, or even revert to a working prototype so that other can build upon it. Greetings from Am*dam, == hk _______________________________________________ Netsukuku mailing list [email protected] http://lists.dyne.org/mailman/listinfo/netsukuku
