This is a good article but I really would like to see a fully open source app with a GPL, MIT, or similar license. I am intrigued by Slack's Nebula. It uses the noise protocol in a way similar to WireGuard.
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This is a good article but I really would like to see a fully open source app with a GPL, MIT, or similar license.
What is a "fully open source app" in this context? Does this not describe a headscale server with the tailscale android client?
- https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale-android/blob/main/LICENSE <- 3-clause BSD
- https://github.com/juanfont/headscale/blob/main/LICENSE <- 3-clause BSD
I should have clarified maybe more mature. Headscale is still very much alpha quality
This is all pretty new though. And if another one came out it would be less mature than Headscale. For what it's worth I've been using Tailscale for a while now and it's fantastic!