We are excited to unveil a new community space designed to foster collaboration, discussion, and knowledge sharing. This new platform integrates a forum, chat, and wiki, providing a comprehensive environment for all users to engage, learn, and contribute.

How to Join​

Joining our new community space is simple. Whether you're a seasoned contributor or a newcomer, everyone is welcome. Just head over to our platform, sign up, and start exploring the forum, engaging in chat, and contributing to the wiki.

Access and Participation​

For those who wish to browse and read content, our community space offers read-only access without the need for an account. However, if you'd like to actively participate, you'll need to create an account. To make the process seamless, login is also possible via GitHub, allowing you to quickly join the conversation and contribute.

Why This Matters​

Creating a vibrant community space is about more than just providing tools; it's about fostering an environment where collaboration and learning thrive. By integrating these three key components, we aim to create a cohesive and supportive ecosystem that enhances the overall user experience and drives innovation.

We look forward to seeing you in the new community space. Let's build, learn, and grow together!

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Hello, welcome to the first post in the cunīcu project blog!

While the project is still in its infancy there are some updates in TL;DR.

First release​

We are planning to publish the first official release within the next 4-10 weeks 🎉. The release pipeline, packaging and self-update feature and more has already been implemented. We just need to finish the last features and do quite some more testing.

Website, Docs and Twitter​

The project has now its dedicated website, GitHub organization and Twitter handle (@cunicuVPN). Feel free to follow us there for updates!

You might also have realized that the project name has changed. We decided to rebrand from the previous name wice to avoid any potential trademark issues with the WireGuard project as well as another small German company named WICE. The project name cunīcu [kʊˈniːkʊ] is derived from the latin noun cunīculus which means rabbit, a rabbit burrow or underground tunnel. We have choosen it as a name for this project as cunīcu builds tunnels between otherwise hard to reach network locations.

This also gave us the opportunity to redesign the logo which you find further down in the sticker design.

Stickers​

We have stickers! Just reach out and I will send you some or talk to me at some of the upcoming conferences.