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Reticulum in Scotland: free, encrypted, run by the community

Learning resources

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Where to learn more about Reticulum and find other people using it, beyond this wiki. Most of these are maintained by the wider Reticulum community; the list of community links is adapted from the Reticulum community wiki, which keeps a longer one.

Start here

Resource What it is
reticulum.network The official site, by Reticulum's author.
The Reticulum Manual The authoritative reference: concepts, configuration, every interface type, the utilities. Worth reading end to end once.
The Zen of Reticulum The philosophy and goals behind the design, in a page.
Bootstrapping connectivity How to reach the peers you want, from the official site.
Reticulum community wiki Community-written guides, hardware notes and a much longer resource list than this one.
rns.recipes Community site with a forum and a directory of public transport nodes.
Awesome Reticulum A curated list of Reticulum projects and tools.

Explainers and guides

Talks

Apps and software

Software What it is Runs on
MeshChatX All-in-one client: messaging, calls, files, Nomad Network browser, interface editor. Bundles Reticulum. Windows, macOS, Linux, Android
Sideband Messaging, telemetry and remote control, by Reticulum's author. Bundles Reticulum. Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
Retichat, Columba Messaging clients for iPhone. Newer than the others; we have not used them ourselves yet. iOS
Nomad Network Terminal client: messaging, and browsing and hosting pages inside Reticulum. Anywhere Python runs
Reticulum The stack itself, with the rnsd, rnstatus, rnpath, rnprobe, rncp, rnx and rnodeconf tools. Anywhere Python runs
LXMF The messaging layer the clients share, and lxmd, the propagation node daemon. Anywhere Python runs
unsigned.io RNode hardware and the RNode firmware, from Reticulum's author.

Choosing a client says which of these we recommend and why.

Where people talk

Other regional networks

Communities doing what ScotMesh does elsewhere; useful for seeing how others solved the same problems.

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