It’s still being actively developed. There’s been multiple releases in just the last few weeks and all through the year. He’s just not posting immediately to github as he’s built-in git support over the reticulum network [0] and it seems that’s his primary way of releasing source updates.
Once you have rns installed [1] (and configured to connect to the broader network) you can run the following command to get the latest source files:
# From the 1.3.4 release notes [0]
rngit release rns://7649a50d84610232d1416b41d2896aff/reticulum/reticulum fetch latest:all --signer bc7291552be7a58f361522990465165c
That said, rns is mostly feature complete. Now its up to others to built tools/apps on top of the network. For anyone not aware, here’s some apps/tools to try/check out:
Columba: Modern Android app that supports browsing nomadnet pages and chat.
Nomad Network: Browse nomadnet pages, chat, group chat, host nomadnet pages, etc.
It’s still being actively developed. There’s been multiple releases in just the last few weeks and all through the year. He’s just not posting immediately to github as he’s built-in git support over the reticulum network [0] and it seems that’s his primary way of releasing source updates.
Once you have
rnsinstalled [1] (and configured to connect to the broader network) you can run the following command to get the latest source files:# From the 1.3.4 release notes [0] rngit release rns://7649a50d84610232d1416b41d2896aff/reticulum/reticulum fetch latest:all --signer bc7291552be7a58f361522990465165cThat said, rns is mostly feature complete. Now its up to others to built tools/apps on top of the network. For anyone not aware, here’s some apps/tools to try/check out:
Lastly, for anyone still reading, there’s a few ports being developed that are compatible with the python implementation:
[0] https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum/releases/tag/1.3.4
[1] https://pypi.org/project/rns/