Recent commits to tor-webwml.git (9270911395ecf12f74fecc748b48537199a5d652)

Slight change of wording in the obfsproxy debian instructions.

2013-04-25T03:23:05+02:00

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update mirror status

2013-04-25T03:09:41+02:00

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Subtasks for txtorcon/stem project idea

2013-04-23T16:39:34+02:00

Meejah and I haven't come up with many ideas for additional subtasks, but
adding what we got.


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Fixing stem tutorial urls

2013-04-23T16:24:32+02:00

Stem's tutorial links pointed to the old location (I changed it a long while
back from '/tutorial' to '/tutorials'). Caught thanks to depierre.


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add new mirror, update mirror status.

2013-04-22T15:41:46+02:00

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ticket 8757

2013-04-22T15:41:02+02:00

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Change obfs2/obfs3 links to point to the new obfsproxy git repository.

2013-04-22T13:44:08+02:00

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Mention obfsproxy's git repository in obfsproxy page.

2013-04-19T02:22:37+02:00

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0.2.4.12-alpha tarball is up

2013-04-18T11:46:05+02:00

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Replacing vidalia with stem on the front page

2013-04-16T18:31:39+02:00

I've been a little worried about stem's discoverability for a while now. Over
this last month I've been investing a lot of time into making stem's site
(https://stem.torproject.org/) beginner friendly for newcomers that want to
develop against tor, but that's all for not if they don't even know that it
exists.

Vidalia is both inactive and no longer used on its own (it's either used as
part of the Tor Browser or not at all), hence there is little reason that
visitors to our site would be interested in knowing about it.

Replacing Vidalia with Stem on the project grid of the front page. I'm also
replacing stem's logo with one of a slightly higher quality. I asked armadev on
irc if he had any objections to this but no reply (my guess is that he doesn't
really care much, though it might also be that he's too distracted with the
obfs2 blocking discussion and forgot my question).


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