s7r wrote (16 Feb 2014 12:37:02 GMT) :
What about BitMessage?
It doesn't seem to be part of Debian yet. Time to file a request for
package bug, if there's none yet?
Cheers,
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Kill Your TV wrote (16 Feb 2014 20:01:52 GMT) :
I have pushed the result to the feature/wheezy-i2p branch in our main
Git repo. Kill Your TV, may you please have a look
I pushed a few changes so please pull again. (The ISO builds and
everything looks fine as far as I can tell).
Added a few
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Hi,
Hi list,
I'll be release manager for the Tails 0.23 release. Here's the
preliminary release schedule:
Thanks for this schedule.
I suppose bumping the release date by only one day instead (to
2014-03-19) is viable if I get enough assurances that others can help
in the testing on
Hi,
FWIW, from my Tails PoV:
* I concur, it would be very helpful for us to have some better
visibility on what's coming in the next TBB.
* Mike has answered us in a very kind, timely and detailed way every
time we've asked him this information. Many thanks!
Also, I figured it would
I will point out here that Mozilla generally freezes the tree by making a
release branch a week before the Tuesday releases. Each candidate build
(often only one) is normally built by Wednesday. Once Mozilla makes a
release branch, there is no reason for TBB builds and testing to wait a few
more
09/02/14 11:48, intrigeri wrote:
Hi,
bugfix/6390-dont-include-APT-lists-and-cache-in-the-ISO fixes #6390
for me: the ISO I've built from experimental with this branch merged
in is 900MB, while 0.22.1 was 931MB. APT works for me in the resulting
ISO. As a nice side effect, the IUK's should
21/12/13 18:02, intrigeri wrote:
Hi,
shipping a 64-bit kernel is a pre-requisite for UEFI support, as many
(if not all) 64-bit EFI firmwares don't support booting a 32-bit
kernel, and we won't be supporting any (rare, and mostly obsolete)
32-bit UEFI hardware.
The feature/amd64-kernel
11/02/14 20:17, Mark Smith wrote:
On 2/11/14, 11:23 AM, anonym wrote:
11/02/14 02:37, anonym wrote:
# Tor Launcher in Tails
All in all, not much is necessary to make Tor Launcher able to *only*
control (as opposed to own, i.e. control + Tor is started by the
controller, and Tor exits with
