Re: [tor-dev] Entreaty for spreading awareness about ProxAllium, a useful frontend for Tor

[grarpamp <grarpamp@xxxxxxxxx>]

> I am not sure where I should start with getting feedback as it is quite hard to find users of ProxAllium.

People can't be forced to use or comment.

Yet if it's a tool that interacts with tor or the ecosystem
of tor tools, post up an announce and feedback request
to tor-talk and see.

When you do, try to wrap your lines at around 72 chars.

> AutoIt uses tokenization during compilation which adds random data to the binary thus making it impossible to have reproducible builds.

Some projects that are interested in reproducibility
choose to document exceptions. So long as the diffs
don't actually do anything, and aren't a huge mess,
potential users checking reproducibility can cross
them out of the diffs they see on their end.

See if folks there have input on that.
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