If I'm missing a critical tool, please message me!

The main point of this page is to provide a way for spinning up new Reticulum applications on devices which are not connected to the public internet (and therefore cannot clone directly from the origin repositories themselves). It's also to mitigate the risk of a centralized platform failure severely hindering reticulum network development.

Of course, if you don't have nomadnet, this isn't useful! I'm likely going to set up an LXMFy bot at some point for serving files like this for minimal lxmf clients.

One project that I'd like to try is developing a version control system that works over reticulum; there are a couple ways to approach this (to my knowledge), and honestly it's a bit over my head at this point. Either a straight up git replacement or a git proxy could likely fulfill the need. Eventually I'll get started on it, assuming nobody else figures it out before me. ;)