Partyline: A group voice application for Reticulum, built on LXST
iamnothere
47 points
14 comments
October 26, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (6 comments)
iamnothere
Video with demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9dvzzc2cW8
thenthenthen
What is LXST? The search results are not very helpful. Edit: “Lightweight Extensible Signal Transport for Reticulum”
kinnth
Partylines existed in the UK during the 90s and 00s. They were a way for you to find out where the freeparty scene was happening. You would call up a number with a answerphone message and it would change as the night got later getting you closer and close to where the party actually was. I had many a fond night, calling up waiting for the message to change.
yomismoaqui
For a second I read "built on XSLT" and a shiver went down my spine.
405nm
been playing with for a few weeks, been having a great time with it
marcusholtz
I imagine it's called Partyline because that's the project this looks based off of: https://gitlab.com/MarcusHoltz/reticulum-party-line