Comment by 👻 darkghost
Re: "Gemini over LoRa stupid?"
Responded in your other post about reticulum. I think it's ideally suited to these applications.
2025-01-22 · 1 year ago
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🚀 stack · 2025-01-22 at 23:45:
What's stupid is that these things require using platformio, python, java. What's wrong with people?
👻 darkghost · 2025-01-23 at 00:13:
C is hard 😭 (these are jokes)
☯️ Cotteux · 2025-01-23 at 23:16:
Reticulum has already a simple proxy for gemini and gopher.
I use it with lora and it's work great. I test it with around 1km from my node at 3.5 kps .
You can test it at this nomadnet node 3e05f77a9f0dbfc124f230862153c9f9
☯️ Cotteux · 2025-01-24 at 20:02:
Reticulum is not a minimal system or for permacomputing.
The Goal of Reticulum is network everywhere , with everything and really secure.
Using reticulum only need python. I run it on PC, raspberry pi 3b, orange pi zero 2, on small thinclient 32 bit with 2gig memory with a 4 gb hd mmc.
Also build small lora node with orange pi zero 2w and solar panel.
You can network with almost everything : TCP, UDP,i2p, wifi, lora , serial port, TNC ...
Also Work on my Android cellphone with sideband.
🚀 stack · 2025-01-24 at 20:26:
"only python"... I have four versions just to keep Linux, an esp32 ide, a Chinese FPGA ide, and something else. I don't ever want use it personally, and almost all computer related problems I've had in the last decade have to do with python.
Also, its one slow and clumsy language
I guess I'm out.
🚀 Logen · 2025-05-28 at 02:46:
Do people actually use LoRa for something other than making contacts?
Original Post
Gemini over LoRa stupid? — Anyone thought of trying to make Gemini work over LoRa? meshtastic, meshcore, reticulum, etc?