This software is a Tor controller designed specifically for the KDE desktop environment. It allows users to manage and configure their Tor network settings through a graphical interface. With this software, users can easily connect to Tor and browse the internet anonymously.
TorK is a Tor Controller designed specifically for KDE users. The software provides an efficient way to configure, manage, and update your Tor network settings. Additionally, it provides a user-friendly interface to view and select how you want to interact with the network.
However, it should be noted that TorK is currently in an alpha state, which means it may not be completely stable or reliable.
Installing TorK is straightforward, with the simplest method being to compile the package source code: Firstly, navigate to the directory that contains the package's source code and run the `./configure` command to configure the package to your system. If you are using an old version of System V and `csh`, use `sh ./configure` instead to prevent `csh` from executing the configuration.
Next, run the `make` command to compile the package, and then install the programs using `make install`. If you want to clean out the source code's binaries and object files, type `make clean`.
Overall, while TorK is still in its early stages, it provides an accessible option for KDE users who want to manage their Tor network.
However, it should be noted that TorK is currently in an alpha state, which means it may not be completely stable or reliable.
Installing TorK is straightforward, with the simplest method being to compile the package source code: Firstly, navigate to the directory that contains the package's source code and run the `./configure` command to configure the package to your system. If you are using an old version of System V and `csh`, use `sh ./configure` instead to prevent `csh` from executing the configuration.
Next, run the `make` command to compile the package, and then install the programs using `make install`. If you want to clean out the source code's binaries and object files, type `make clean`.
Overall, while TorK is still in its early stages, it provides an accessible option for KDE users who want to manage their Tor network.
What's New
Version 0.31: N/A