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Vidalia is currently developed by:
Matt Edman <edmanm@vidalia-project.net>
Contributors:
Domenik Bork was a Google Summer of Code student during Summer 2008 and
added the hidden service configuration interface.
Ren Bucholz <http://homes.eff.org/~renbucholz/tor/> created some of the
onion images off of which Corinna's icons and some of our own images are
based.
Dan Christensen <http://opello.org/> added additional image formats to
the .ico files to support more Windowses. He also created the graph style
icons in the bandwidth graph settings.
dr|z3d created the Vidalia logo design and image files and helped redesign
the Vidalia website.
Geoff Goodell <http://afs.eecs.harvard.edu/~goodell/> supplied us with
nearly all of the flag icons that we use in the Appearance configuration
page and network map. He also created the router status icons we use in
the network map.
Corinna Habets <corinna@geekin.de> created the images off which
our application icons are based.
Matt Hanson <http://www.zuerchertech.com/> tweaked Corinna's images a bit
and created some .icos based off of them.
Justin Hipple <hipplej@vidalia-project.net> co-founded the Vidalia project
and helped with lots of the initial development.
Andrew Lewman wrote the original Mac OS X bundle installer off which
Vidalia's is based, and also added Torbutton to the bundle.
This product includes GeoLite data created by MaxMind, available from
http://maxmind.com/
Steven J. Murdoch <http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/users/sjm217/> wrote the code
to launch a web browser when Tor has built a circuit and close Vidalia when
the browser has exited. He also implemented UPnP support using the MiniUPNPc
library.
Brandon Nase <http://www.students.dsu.edu/naseb/> designed and built
the original vidalia-project.net website.
Christoph Sieghart (sigi) <http://www.0x2a.at/blog/> gave us some code that
converts world space coordinates (latitude,longitude) into image space
coordinates (x,y) which we used in the Net Viewer.
Michael Zuercher and Adam Tomjack of Zuerchertech LLC
<http://www.zuerchertech.com> gave us the ZImageView class which handles
drawing, scrolling and zooming the map image in the Network Viewer.
Translators:
Albanian Frederik Nosi
Arabic Ahmad Gharbeia
Bulgarian kutia0001
Czech el Mar <http://airdump.net>
Dutch Ater Atrocitas
Farsi persepolis
Hossein
Finnish DJ Hasis
French Michel Burkhardt
eight118
Daniel Berthereau
German Christoph Sieghart
Steffen Dabbert
Hebrew Anonymous
Hungarian Tibor Fekete
Italian Alex Mazzariol
Japanese Nardog
Benessa Defend
Norwegian xiando
Micromus
Polish ZeeWolf
Portuguese Mabat Haram
Russian ygrek
Spanish dererk
desolator
Simplified Chinese Wu Xiaoguang
LinHongJun
Swedish Amin Amini
DJHasis
Traditional Chinese LinHongJun
Turkish Yunus Kaba
Omer Ishakoglu
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