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This software is among the 375  initiatives included inside the This software is among the 375 initiatives included inside the
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PCs able to interconnect to each other, self manage a
traffic of
data comparable to the Internet one, share their excess
of bandwidth and let anybody enjoy
free Internet connection.
The application works in a very simple way: the user set up
PCs able to interconnect to each other, self manage a traffic of
data comparable to the Internet one.
Netsukuku users can host websites names in a distributed
way
, avoiding any external governance, and share their
excess of bandwidth assuring themselves
free Internet
connection anywhere
.
The application works in a very simple way: the user sets up
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within his radio range. The number of PCs, interconnect through the
Netsukuku automated linkage system, can grow endlessly.
If any user is left out of reach of the Netsukuku PCs network,
a crypted "virtual tunnel" over his Internet connection will provede
for the link.
Moreover, the Netsukuku software takes care to host websites,
by a self-sustained and distributed system, purposely conceived to
avoid any external governance.
Netsukuku represents, after all, an important Open Source
initiative, whose ambitious goal is to introduce a revolutionary use
of the successful wi-fi technology, and give anybody access to an
open, secure, anonymous, people-centred, and distributed
cyberspace.
within his radio range. The number of interconnected PCs can grow
endlessly and when a user cannot connect to a Netsukuku wi-fi area,
a "virtual tunnel" over his Internet connection will automatically
provide for his missing radio link.
Netsukuku represents, after all, an ambitious Open Source initiative,
that uses the spread of wi-fi technology to empower users to have open,
secure, anonymous, people-centred, and distributed access to the ICTs.

The Wi-Fi revolution in a P2P networking solution

Ntk_WSIS (last edited 2009-09-29 08:26:46 by alpt)