Recent commits to tor-webwml.git (5323fc00ec7f4ae4a8ee8bf4bfd118a797d092aa)

not big on the run-on sentences

2010-03-10T08:53:48+01:00

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break up wall of text that describes rpm suites

2010-03-10T05:32:46+01:00

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translated files for the website

2010-03-09T09:11:50+01:00

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most 0.2.2.10 packages available.

2010-03-09T04:19:58+01:00

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the publish script now needs you to trigger a sync to the other www

2010-03-09T00:53:51+01:00

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Remove more project ideas, bump torbutton for thunderbird priority

2010-03-08T15:27:55+01:00

Using Webmail is cumbersome, so many people ask how to torify their
Thunderbird. We don't have a Torbutton-like app available, but that
would be great. Thus the priority isn't low.

Removed ideas:

 - tuneup Tor: The entry misrepresents the current state, and also
   is pretty much done, afaict.

 - Intermediate level network device driver: Since Martin pretty
   much abandoned Tor, we don't have a good mentor for the project.
   Also, torvm would be the main benefactor here, and that depends
   on Martin, too.
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Update the Tor Browser Bundle entry

2010-03-08T15:27:48+01:00

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Remove a few ideas from the Projects list

2010-03-08T15:27:41+01:00

Removed ideas are:
 - New Thandy features, because I think we need to
   get someone dedicated to work on Thandy first so that we can give
   a student realistic support.

 - Auto-update framework, because that's Thandy's job

 - Useability testing of Tor, because that isn't a gsoc project
   (gsoc requires that code be written)
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use wml macro

2010-03-08T12:12:29+01:00

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Adds Marco Bonetti, Nathan Freitas, and Linus Nordberg to the Tor people page

2010-03-08T12:02:53+01:00

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