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Site updates cont. 2008-09-22
I thought I'd make an status update available, to let people know. The updates are still ongoing, and I am working on them. The new site is POSH, lots of CSS and div's, and... well, to be honest, it scares the hell out of me. From the looks of it, microsoft has never even heard of W3C, as badly as internet explorer is behaving. Yes, I'm actually trying to make the site follow standards, and work even on Internet Explorer. Ok, I admit it, Explorer 6.0 is most likely screwed. Anyways, for those that wish to see the new design, take a look at this screenshot. Design is pretty much done. Will start working on the simple bits this week, databases and so forth.
 
Site update 2008-08-26
I'm currently working on updating this site. It's going web1.9.9, it's almost like web2.0. I got a ton of things I want to add as well, so I'm taking the opportunity to remake this whole site, hopefully in a logic way so that it will be easier to add small projects and texts in the future. For the time being, I've started a blog at http://frozentux.blogspot.com for those that wants to keep up, and twitter.com. I'm trying out pretty much every web2.0 buzzword or site I've heard about. I'm hoping to have a beta out within a week or so... hah!
 
Iptables-tutorial 1.2.1 released 2006-09-29
It's time again for a second release of the iptables-tutorial. This consists mostly of bug fixes, updated/improved images, and improved printable formats and rewritten introduction to the tutorial. A lot of work has been done to the print quality of the tutorial since I am planning a release of the tutorial in bookform. The current version is at a major print on demand site right now, and I have ordered a first copy for proofreading. Once this is done, I am planning version 1.2.2 to be released. This should be in 2-3 weeks, maximum. Once this is done, I will contact everyone who has signed an interest in the bookformat. I'm sorry for delaying this for such a long time, but now it is finally happening!
 
Iptables-tutorial 1.2.0 released 2005-06-30
The iptables-tutorial was previously released on the 20th of July for beta testing. Since no mayor objections has been raised, here is the final version! I hope that people will enjoy reading this version containing 100+ new A4 pages, 5 new chapters, and humonguous amounts of updates and fixes. Please take the time to report any rough edges that you find!
 
Modified/added stuff on iptables-tutorial frontpage 2004-05-19
The iptables-tutorial frontpage has been modified to some extent. Mainly added upcoming translations, and translations already available. If anyone would be interested to make a translation, they are more than welcome to contact me. Also, I would like to thank everyone who has signed up their interest/non-interest in a printed copy of a book of the iptables-tutorial. Everyone who has signed their interest, and e-mail address will shortly receive a mail letting them know more about this. Everyone who has signed up a non-interest and e-mail address will receive a thank you mail for their participation. I will however, continue to keep the interest page open.
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