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Getting Vidalia's Source Code
Latest Snapshot
If you want to retrieve the latest development snapshot of Vidalia's source code, then you will need to have Subversion installed. Windows users might prefer using TortoiseSVN as their Subversion client.
You can retrieve the latest snapshot (trunk/) from our repository by running:
svn co https://svn.vidalia-project.net/svn/vidalia/trunk/ vidalia
If you are prompted to verify the SSL certificate, the certificate's fingerprint should match:
be:87:a7:da:fc:95:32:9f:33:d9:dd:cb:ae:3e:63:7d:39:87:89:44
Release Sources
You can grab a tarball of the source code for the latest release of Vidalia from our Download page. Or, if you have Subversion installed, you can grab the source for any Vidalia release directly from our repository.
For example, if you wanted to retrieve the source for Vidalia 0.0.1, you would run:
svn co https://svn.vidalia-project.net/svn/vidalia/releases/vidalia-0.0.1/ vidalia-0.0.1
You can replace 0.0.1 with whichever Vidalia release you want to checkout.
Browsing the Repository
You can either browse our source repository through Trac or directly.
