Yeah, nostrastic is the onky bridge that I know of for LoRa, however I do have in my notes that there's nostrmesh, which uses an 802.11 based mesh running on ESP-32 boards.
https://github.com/lnbits/nostrmesh
Shorter range, but higher bandwidth.
These are some people I know of, just in case. Probably loads more under the hashtags:)
nostr:npub16v82nr4xt62nlydtj0mtxr49r6enc5r0sl2f7cq2zwdw7q92j5gs8meqha nostr:npub1upmh82f2vy9z3k3qwj8amx9lkkhkjjcv45y9yfyqzfj4jj5czz9qhsg8fq nostr:npub1ya20ep3dd0qt0suhzprxztv5y43arqwps73ercvqa44sp7qw0edsp4x9ty
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If you want to run an 802.11 mesh without any special hardware, but instead use whatever laptop, raspberry pi or any other computer with wifi support, there's my mesh project: guerrilla-radio
https://gitlab.com/adam949/guerrilla-radio
Right now I only support a layer 2 bridge (which inheriently supports IPv6), but I started working on automating a setup that uses NAT (IPv4, obviously).
As long as MTUs are set properly, it works fine when setting things up manually. It's just the automation that needs work.
Still think it should be nMesh lol like "enmesh"
But I'm not clever enough to do Meshtastic, I just think it's cool:)
Nice, thanks, I'll star the project