Hi Michael,
from my side i try to keep the wikis up-to-date where i more or less
maintain the software like OpenVPN if considerable changes has been
made. The Core123 changes aren´t documented until now cause i do wait
if the NCP patch will be included (compression problem is also in
working progress). If there are decisions made i will update it to the
latest state.

Otherwise, i try to keep all addons up-to-date which i´d introduced to
IPFire as good as possible. Some deeper changes which i do not
recognize may not be documented but there is always a link to
originated page which should deliver a detailed description of all if
needed.

Whith addons which i´d only updated it is more complicated since i can
test them only for functionality but the deeper know how of them lacks
sometimes so i leave better my fingers out of the documentation.

Great that you did this changes. If more of us do a part of this work,
the wiki might be a really nice one in my opinion.

Best,

Erik

Am Mittwoch, den 22.08.2018, 21:22 +0100 schrieb Michael Tremer:
> Hello,
> 
> I just wanted to send a message to everyone involved here about the
> wiki and
> what changes I have done. I sat down a couple of days ago and spent a
> few hours
> on writing, improving, moving and removing loads of content.
> Hopefully someone
> can have a look and check.
> 
> Biggest things:
> 
> * Main Page: I removed some sections which are not necessary for the
> average
> user and moved them together into a smaller list. That is nicer on
> mobile and
> draws attention to the four main sections.
> 
> * I entirely removed the crypto section which was quite empty and
> moved the few
> pages into the hardware section (HWRNGs and crypto accelerators).
> 
> * I added a guide on how to install IPFire on AWS: 
>     https://wiki.ipfire.org/installation/aws/start
> 
> * I added some details about the LWL hardware and removed the
> fountain networks
> section. This is going to merge into LWL soon. I also added a page
> about which
> appliances are affected by any of the Spectre/Meltdown/etc.
> vulnerabilities.
> 
> * I changed the sidebar to have more things on there that are
> accessed very
> often. I find that quite useful to get somewhere quickly.
> 
> * And then I restructured many pages without adding or removing any
> content.
> Have a look around. There is still plenty to do
> 
> All in all I am very often quite happy with the content on the wiki.
> But it does
> need work. Loads of things are outdated and pages can be shortened by
> referencing information that can be found somewhere else.
> 
> Is anybody in to help me out here?
> 
> Best,
> -Michael
> 
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