Welcome and thanks! Robin-Mesh is a very cool project. We hope to
achieve for VoIP mesh networks a lot of the ease of functionality that
Robin-Mesh has achieved for data mesh networks.
In terms of UI development, thanks very much for your generous offer.
A new version of Afrimesh will be released in the next month and that
will probably be a good point of departure for discussing
contributions to the UI. For a start, we'll be looking for people to
test it and give feedback on its intuitiveness and functionality. We
can go from there. I speak cautiously here as this is largely up to
Antoine, the core developer of Afrimesh.
Cheers... Steve
P.S. If you'd like to go ahead and order a few production Mesh
Potatoes, just send me an email directly.
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> A new version of Afrimesh will be released in the next month and that
> will probably be a good point of departure for discussing
> contributions to the UI. For a start, we'll be looking for people to
> test it and give feedback on its intuitiveness and functionality. We
> can go from there. I speak cautiously here as this is largely up to
> Antoine, the core developer of Afrimesh.
Feedback & input always welcome and I solemnly promise that any code contributions will, at the very least, receive a review!
- antoine