I know what you are getting at, but I think that's an unfair characterization after all.
I don't want to shit-talk Ratspeak, but the foregone description of community and momentum seems far fetched. Additionally, the vibe is pretty off compared to Reticulum. Nothing here points to "successor" IMO.
I barely am an amateur in Go, (and my C skills are among TCPL 2nd ed.) because C it's everywhere and it's almost "mandatory" to know, I'm far more proficient in Scheme and Common Lisp.
Porting Nomadnet is not easy task at all even with these nice TUI libraries for Go...
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https://ratspeak.org/ seems like a modern fork of Reticulum built in Rust and with a fairly active community
Does it? It's seemingly one person on Github and the "community" is otherwise on Discord and Telegram, which is pretty sus.
I seems to have the first part in common with Reticulum.
I know what you are getting at, but I think that's an unfair characterization after all.
I don't want to shit-talk Ratspeak, but the foregone description of community and momentum seems far fetched. Additionally, the vibe is pretty off compared to Reticulum. Nothing here points to "successor" IMO.
That should be rewritten in Go instead of the dead-slow Python release under 32 bit machines.
There's an RNS implementation in Go at https://github.com/Quad4-Software/Reticulum-Go but
Having Nomadnet in Go would be a great thing to have (and no more Rust dependency because of Python-Cryptography).
do it
I barely am an amateur in Go, (and my C skills are among TCPL 2nd ed.) because C it's everywhere and it's almost "mandatory" to know, I'm far more proficient in Scheme and Common Lisp.
Porting Nomadnet is not easy task at all even with these nice TUI libraries for Go...
Unfortunate name for the project.