You are not just a consumer. At least not in the Open Source world.
There are various ways to take part in improving the CryptoBox for all of us ...
Thu, 22 Feb 2007 12:10:04 GMT
Changeset [858] by larsadded configobj to "acknowledgements" (they linked us, too)
Thu, 22 Feb 2007 10:57:16 GMT
Changeset [857] by pootle-translationCommit from Thorax Translation Center by user fabrizio. 24 of 24 messages translated (0 fuzzy).
Thu, 22 Feb 2007 10:54:29 GMT
Changeset [856] by pootle-translationCommit from Thorax Translation Center by user fabrizio. 2 of 2 messages translated (0 fuzzy).
Thu, 22 Feb 2007 05:30:56 GMT
Ticket #45 resolved: not clear if it works - but there is at least some documentation about how ...not clear if it works - but there is at least some documentation about how to find it manually (since [855])
Thu, 22 Feb 2007 05:16:45 GMT
Changeset [855] by larsupdated offline documentation moved offline documentation to a higher directory updated autorun links added mirror script to integrate offline documentation into the current website layout
We want you to translate the CryptoBox!
This way you can help others to access the CryptoBox in their native language. The translation center serves this purpose. Just register and use the webinterface for translations. It features a nice, motivating progress bar.
For any questions send a mail to info@cryptobox.org.
If you are interested in what happens under the hood, visit the development corner. You can also report bugs there.
The roadmap shows our goals for the next release and the estimated release date.
Join the development mailing list or participate via gmane.
You can also just browse the mailing list archive.
The current source code of the CryptoBox-Server package is always available via our Subversion repository.
The whole is nothing without its parts. We would like to thank all the people for their help (in order of appearance). So, thank you! :)
The CryptoBox project heavily depends on the following Free Software projects. Thanks for your hard work!
This list is by far incomplete - so: thanks to everyone involved in improving Free Software!