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-==================================
-User-facing changes in Leap Client
-==================================
-
-Release 0.2.0 (2012-10-XX)
---------------------------
-
-This release is a functionally working version in Debian Squeeze and Ubuntu 12.04.
-It is able to connect to a preconfigured leap provider and autoconfigures a EIP connection.
-
-Python Support
-''''''''''''''
-This release supports Python2.6 and Python2.7
-
-New Features
-''''''''''''
-- Branded build: the final package includes branding info needed to connect to a default provider.
-- First run wizard: allows to register an user with the selected provider. It also downloads all
- the config files needed to connect to the eip service on this provider.
-- Network checks: we do some basic network testing and warn user in case we cannot find a
- suitable network interface, or if the virtual interface dissapears after a successful eip connection.
-- Debug mode and logfiles: the leap-client script allows to be invoked with the --debug flag.
- It also accepts a --logfile option that is useful for documenting bug reports.
-
-Dependencies
-''''''''''''
-See the ``README.rst`` for a step-to-step install guide.
-
-The following libraries are needed:
-
-- PyQt4
-- libgnutls
-- openvpn
-
-for building the package dependencies, you will need also:
-
-- python-setuptools
-- python-dev
-- libgnutls-dev
-
-Leap-Client depends on the following python packages:
-
-- requests
-- ping
-- psutil
-- netifaces
-- jsonschema
-- srp
-- pycrypto
-- keyring
-- python-gnutls==1.1.9
-
-We are freezing the python-gnutls library dependency for this release due to a bug in ubuntu, see:
-https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-gnutls/+bug/1027129
-
-
-Configuration files
-'''''''''''''''''''
-
-Config files are created under ``~/.config/leap``
-Currently user should be able to completely remove this folder and have it auto-generated in the first run.
-
-- Current eip service config is stored in ``eip.json``
-- Under ``.config/leap/providers``, there is a per-provider folder that contains:
- - ``provider.json``, with all options for connecting to this provider.
- - ``eip-service.json``, with eip-specific configuration options,
- - ``keys/ca``, for a copy of the ca certificates used in the tls connections to provider.
- - ``keys/client``, for a local copy of leap user certificates used in the eip connection.
-- ``leap.conf`` for general application configurations (gui windows geometry, ...).
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-ANNOUNCING LEAP Client, the internet encryption toolkit, v0.2.0
-
-The LEAP team is pleased to announce the immediate
-availability of version 0.2.0 of LEAP Client
-
-https://leap.se/downloads/leap-client
-
-LEAP (LEAP Encryption Access Project) develops a plan to secure
-everyday communication, breaking down into discrete services.
-
-The client for the current phase gives support to the EIP Service.
-EIP (the Encrypted Internet Proxy) provides circumvention,
-location anonymization, and traffic encryption in a hassle-free,
-automatically self-configuring fashion.
-
-You can read the user manual and the developer notes online at:
-
-http://leap-client.readthedocs.org
-
-This is the first testing release for the LEAP Client, and it
-is by no means intended for real production use. Especially you
-are encouraged to not provide any kind of sensitive password during
-your registration process.
-
-See the NEWS file for more details.
-
-
-WHAT CAN THIS VERSION OF THE CLIENT DO FOR ME?
-
-You can connect to the EIP service offered by a provider of your
-choice, and enjoy a encrypted internet connection.
-
-The first run wizard allows to register an user with the selected
-provider, downloading all the config files needed to connect to the
-eip service. There are also some minimal network checks in place.
-
-
-LICENCE
-
-You may use this package under the GNU General Public License,
-version 3 or, at your option, any later version. See the file
-"COPYING.GPL" for the terms of the GNU General Public
-License, version 3.
-
-In addition, as a special exception, the copyright holders give
-permission to link the code of portions of this program with the
-OpenSSL library under certain conditions as described in each
-individual source file, and distribute linked combinations
-including the two.
-
-
-INSTALLATION
-
-The current version of the LEAP Client has been tested on GNU/Linux
-and OSX, but it is likely that you are able to run it under other
-systems, specially if you are skillful and patient is one of your
-virtues.
-
-Have a look at "docs/user/install.rst".
-
-Packages are provided for debian and ubuntu. OSX and win installers
-will be following soon.
-
-
-BUGS
-
-You can send the bugs our way by pointing your telnet session to port 443 on
-https://leap.se/code. We will do our best to make them follow our
-intensive bug-reeducation program.
-
-
-HACKING
-
-You can find us in the #leap-dev channel on the freenode network.
-If you are lucky enough, you can spot us sleepless in night trains,
-rooftops, rainforests, and beyond any border.
-
-
-Kali Kaneko, and all the LEAP team.
-
-Feb 15, 2012
-Somewhere in the middle of the intertubes.