meshtastic very quickly runs into problems with congestion. at around 100 users in a local mesh it becomes super unreliable and in urban areas it is really hard to use. meshcore (a separate network) tries to fix some of that, but is still tied to lora devices and super low bandwidth.

reticulum is not as mature yet, but its protocol is completely transport agnostic, meaning you can mesh almost anything from bluetooth and local wifi to lora, fibreoptic cables, packet radio and telegraph lines. and most importantly: it is a whole new networking stack, not just a single app like meshtastic/meshcore

uhm, this is about a Forgejo instance. Which Codeberg also uses…

You could even argue it with the data structures and the protocol itself: Modelling chat rooms as graphs (“directed acyclic graphs”), which need to be eventually consistent from beginning to end is plain madness for big and long-living public spaces. This blog post is a good collection of some of the major problems coming from that: Why not Matrix? - telegra.ph

The Free/Libre Torment Nexus

… for building your personal Grok?

Malliit works great as a software keyboard on KDE

Maybe check out postmarketOS if you want the chance the run mainline linux

You could either copy them to the top of your template, or you could take a look at the blockinfile module

in parts of europe you can get some kobos branded as “tolino” - they have the same hardware, but actually run on android

It’s okay, definitely was worth it for me.

But I still think its kinda weird to put out a 400$ device and then say: “here’s full ssh root access, but don’t use it”

no, it is quite fancy hardware, almost a4 paper sized, very thin and with an amazing hand writing experience and pretty good ocr.

Its a good device, but also quite expensive

the remarkable software is proprietary. they just run it on linux and give you root via ssh, but installing anything voids your warranty…