I hope I don't come across as too negative! Sure I'd love to see some improvements here, and they would help adoption amongst hobbyists / home users, but I totally understand focusing on the features needed to make the business work first.
The existing open source functionality for the overlay network itself is (for me) what's really exciting, and it's all there. The management limitations just keep me from evangelizing more broadly (outside of places like HN).
The existing open source functionality for the overlay network itself is (for me) what's really exciting, and it's all there. The management limitations just keep me from evangelizing more broadly (outside of places like HN).