I've made a simple #nomadnet browser in #micropython #reticulum for t-deck. The video shows loading and browsing simple micron page in Bulgarian. It’s not using utf-8 but rather ASCII + Cyrillic to save memory and complexity of integrating truetype fonts. I’ve made also a refactor to t-deck repo, now micropython-reticulum part is synced to upstream and is linked as submodule to the t-deck specific repo.
@circfruit (your stuff looks epic by the way! <3)
@circfruit thank you! this is amazing ❤️
@fedipossible indeed, it’s becoming a real standalone reticulum device. It has already image receiving (jpeg and webp) and voice msg send and receive with codec2 medium quality (compatible with MeshChat).
are you aware of https://github.com/reticulous/reticulous ? it is a full-blown OS for the tdeck (and heltecV4) with windowed web interface, full RNS, IP stack, ssh, wireguard, LXMF _and_ nomadnet browser, etc.
it was just released (it is vibe-coded :/..) so there are lots of things to iron out, but already pretty damn impressive
@jz @fedipossible interesting! It would’ve be nice if the author had put few screenshots so we can see the interface. I don’t intend to create an “OS” with my t-deck project, but rather build a usable UI on top of the micropython-reticulum core. I was hesitating if I want to use a nice GUI framework like LVGL, but decided to go for minimalistic custom ‘hackery’ interface. In any case, the more choices - the better 😄
@jz @circfruit nope, I hadn't heard of that, thanks
