Hello from Rwanda! Two of us are over here helping Partners in Health install EasyTomato in some of their facilities here. We’ve also done an install for the Clinton Foundation, a school with a Peace Corps volunteer, and have Save the Children and CHF International both very interested in ET routers, but unfortunately, we’re out [...]
Happy New Year to all! We’ve been a bit quiet here at EasyTomato, but fear not, things are rolling. Growing User Base We’re growing in the Tomato community and while this is great, we’re thrilled that we’re starting to get some larger nonprofits using EasyTomato (since that was the whole point of this project). We’ve had [...]
Version 0.7.5 Info So the EasyTomato 0.7.5 Beta is out. While the EasyTomato interface doesn’t have too many changes, the AdvancedTomato interface sure does! Our AdvancedTomato interface is now AlexF’s HTML5 Bootstrap version of the Tomato interface! It’s pretty, it’s responsive, and it plays nice with smartphones and tablets too. Check out these pretty pictures Also in [...]
EasyTomato is cruising along. We’ve got version 0.7.5 close to release, we’re getting a lot of attention from nonprofits we have approached, and we’re starting to line up routers to go into the field. This is great, but there is lots more to do and we need your help! We’re getting a good and growing number [...]
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EasyTomato 0.8 is still a ways off (about a month), but we wanted to give an update of what we are working on. The main addition is the “computers screen.” This will give a breakdown of the total bandwidth used (both uploading and downloading) as well as bandwidth consumption per computer. This is important to identify “bandwidth hogs” [...]
Hey guys! More big news in the bandwidth management world! In case you thought that development might slow down since we created our first beta release, rest easy. It has been quite the opposite. Everyone on the EasyTomato team and our dedicated friends have been working in high gear to keep the project moving forward. [...]
The time has almost come… for our first beta release! Work on EasyTomato has been in high gear since our last blog post, and we have some exciting news… We will have our beta release complete and useable before the end of the week. The front end EasyTomato bandwidth graphing by IP address will not [...]
A couple of days ago, World Bank posted a new blog entry titled “Ten trends in technology use in education in developing countries that you may not have heard about” that has created quite the response. Since the folks at EasyTomato are deeply invested in working with technology in the developing world we thought we’d [...]
Last week we went to The Aid and International Development Forum (AIDF) conference in D.C. We had an unreleased version of EasyTomato running on a router with us and were able to show a couple of potential users. We talked with representatives from a number of organizations including Teachers Without Borders, World Vision, The American Red [...]
