Hi,
A recent post in tails-support reads:
But in that case, I only see the boot window and can choose between the
normal and the failsafe version of Tails (0.20), and the boot
seems to start ok; but at the point where in the successful case the
screen resolution switches (and the progress
Hi,
An user recently repported taht when using a good bunch of Tails
copies, they have hard time to get which version of tails is booting.
They suggested to add the version in the boot menu (syslinux I guess,
or plymouth).
Sounds me like a good idea. What do you think?
Cheers
Hi,
On Fri, 13 Sep 2013 12:40:46 -0400 Stephen Stewart
stewartan...@hotmail.com wrote:
The NSA's SELinux or Novell's AppArmor, both of which are implemented
as Linux Security Modules (LSM) are compiled into the Linux kernel.
It seems LSMs are mutually exclusive. Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise
Anyone feels like exploring g_unix_mount_is_system_internal() and
finding a way of having it return FALSE for our Persistent folder?
I had a look and failed to understand why it would be FALSE in our
case. See comments on the ticket. I give up, please somebody else have
a look.
Hi,
Seems like we get closer to a nice list!
- We added the User role that's not in there.
- What I called Have language skills is split here in Content
Writer and Translator. I think that makes sense.
Yes, probably... unless someone finds a wording that doc writers,
Hi again,
* People Person
- Spread the word
* Designer
- Improve the website design - contribute/how/website
To group the remaining items, what about:
* Have communication skills
- Spread the word
- Improve documentation
- Improve Tails in your own language
- Improve the
Alan wrote (14 Sep 2013 14:21:08 GMT) :
Anyone feels like exploring g_unix_mount_is_system_internal() and
finding a way of having it return FALSE for our Persistent folder?
I had a look and failed to understand why it would be FALSE in our
case. See comments on the ticket. I give up, please
Alan wrote (14 Sep 2013 10:41:11 GMT) :
An user recently repported taht when using a good bunch of Tails
copies, they have hard time to get which version of tails is booting.
They suggested to add the version in the boot menu (syslinux I guess,
or plymouth).
Sounds me like a good idea. What
hi,
Alan wrote (14 Sep 2013 10:47:41 GMT) :
My analysis of what happens is that live-boot/config fails while looking
for the root filesystem on the boot medium.
I concur.
I think that this is the
most common boot failure, and that current behaviour is unclear to the
user.
Agreed. The
