6 Sep
2014
6 Sep
'14
1:09 p.m.
In any case, having a mailing list to give user support to any individual who wants to use
(or test) libre-mesh would be a good idea IMO.
If someone wants to start a new libre-mesh deployment, let's say in Vietnam, there
won't be probably (yet?) a community there. So this guy will try to find a mailing
list to get some user support. This mailing list might be the generic one from the
libre-mesh developers/users community.
In qMp we do like this, there is qmp-dev, qmp-users and then guifi-mesh (only for
guifi.net users). In qmp-users we have many individuals from several parts of the world.
On 06/09/14 11:13, al wrote:
On 06/09/14 01:10, Ilario GELMETTI wrote:
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./p4u
On Fri, 5 Sep 2014 20:45:43 +0000 (UTC)
al <al(a)blogmail.cc> wrote:
As I know, in Guifi there's someone, but not "users", just we are using
it in some concret contexts.
Finally I have a question for Ilario: who are
libre-mesh users? (which community/ies belong, level of knowledge, language that they
speak...). Because I know there're not much, just for know target.
In Italy up to now only NinuxVerona [1][2] and NinuxBO [3][4] use Libre-Mesh. We speak
Italian, some of us studied informatics (I didn't).
And in Guifi, there's someone using Libre-Mesh, right?
[1] http://verona.ninux.org/
[2] http://map.ninux.org/select/veronailario/
[3] https://wiki.bologna.ninux.org
[4] http://map.ninux.org/select/raspibo1/
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