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    EU's NGI initiative rebrands as Open Internet Stackโ—# NGI becomes Open Internet Stack # OIS ๐Ÿš€ Since 2018, NGI has funded 1,500+ # FOSS projects, including Mastodon itself ๐Ÿ‘‹MmastodonTechnologySoftware312 d ago

    The EU's Next Generation Internet initiative, which has funded more than 1,500 free and open-source software projects since 2018, is rebranding as the Open Internet Stack (OIS). The programme says it backed notable projects including the decentralised social network Mastodon, and that OIS will continue this work supporting open source, digital commons and digital sovereignty in Europe.

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    Partyline group voice app launches for Reticulum networksโ—Partyline: A group voice application for Reticulum, built on LXSTYhn4011 d ago

    A new open-source application called Partyline offers group voice communication over Reticulum, the off-grid mesh networking stack, built on its LXST layer. The project, published by RFnexus on GitHub, lets users hold multi-party calls without internet or cellular infrastructure. Early discussion is focused on its potential for radio hobbyists and resilient, censorship-resistant communications.

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    FreeBSD and BIRD praised as routing infrastructure duoโ—FreeBSD and BIRD, both up to date. An excellent duo for routing infrastructure โ€” seamless cooperation, solid performanceMmastodonTechnologySoftware219 d ago

    A network engineer reports running FreeBSD alongside BIRD, both on current versions, as a routing platform. They describe the combination as an excellent pairing, with seamless cooperation and solid performance, crediting open source for the result. The setup targets routing tasks such as BGP, a core part of internet infrastructure.

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