KIptablesGenerator

Looking for an easy way to set up a Linux netfilter firewall? Look no further than this KDE-based wizard! Designed with user-friendliness in mind, this tool is perfect for distributions without their own firewall tools (like Slackware). With this wizard, you can quickly and easily create a shell script that can be called from an init script or saved as /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall on Slackware.

In its current iteration, this tool only filters incoming packets. But don't worry - the developers are working on adding support for outgoing filtering and routing/masquerading setups in future updates.

Speaking of updates, the latest release brings plenty of improvements! This includes masquerading support, more sysctl options, a revamped UI, and a completely rewritten output generation function. Plus, the team has fixed GCC 4 compilation errors that plagued earlier versions.

Overall, this wizard is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to set up a Linux netfilter firewall quickly and easily. Its intuitive interface and powerful features make it a must-have for any Linux user.