Hello :-)
> Being a nice market, it is costly, hard to setup, and hard to find,
> especially 100% blob free hardware. I am not sure more than a few
> percents of the Tails audience would do the switch.
If a user has this information, they might consider switching to
libre/coreboot once their
Hello,
syster via Tails-dev:
> I've just been reading through the new /doc/about/warnings/.
>
> It includes "No operating system can protect against BIOS and firmware
> attacks" and explains why that is, followed by a suggestion how to
> reduce that issue.
>
> What I'm missing is a hint to use
I've just been reading through the new /doc/about/warnings/.
It includes "No operating system can protect against BIOS and firmware
attacks" and explains why that is, followed by a suggestion how to
reduce that issue.
What I'm missing is a hint to use Libre/Coreboot as an option to prevent
On 24.03.2014 17:44, BitingBird wrote:
Hi!
I contribute to Tails, and we like to provide documentation about the
software we ship. We have a ticket about seahorse documentation
(https://labs.riseup.net/code/issues/6568) and I really don't find your
documentation anyware. The outdated doc i
Hi All,
On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 2:47 PM, Stef Walter st...@gnome.org wrote:
On 24.03.2014 17:44, BitingBird wrote:
Hi!
I contribute to Tails, and we like to provide documentation about the
software we ship. We have a ticket about seahorse documentation
The documentation was redone by the documentation project, it has
recently been merged for 3.12.0 into master. Are you able to run
seahorse 3.12?
Cheers,
Stef
All of the GNOME user help is also available at https://help.gnome.org
The user help for Seahorse 3.12 (aka Passwords and
Hi!
I contribute to Tails, and we like to provide documentation about the
software we ship. We have a ticket about seahorse documentation
(https://labs.riseup.net/code/issues/6568) and I really don't find your
documentation anyware. The outdated doc i found a few days ago is now
offline, and the
Hi,
Alan wrote (06 Jul 2013 15:35:40 GMT) :
However, it will probably become irrelevent as soon as we switch to
redmine to track issues. Does anybody has an idea when it will
happen ?
Soon.
If it is soon, I propose we ignore the issue.
Yes.
___
Hi,
On Sat, 06 Jul 2013 13:34:30 +0200 intrigeri intrig...@boum.org
wrote:
adrelanos wrote (05 Jul 2013 16:25:37 GMT) :
Still having the same issue.
I could reproduce that, and got the same error message, but in the end
my changes *are* saved: only the wiki update was not finished
Hi,
adrelanos wrote (02 Jul 2013 23:04:55 GMT) :
Proposing content in the wiki just doesn't work out, probable because
the spam filter kicks in and forbids transmission due to many links.
What makes you think so?
I ended up with a gateway took to long error, which I'll paste below
in
A much more reliable way to do so it to
be open to contributions, review them and publish them once they are
mature.
Yes, agreed. That is a good compromise. In wikipedia they (used to) have
a feature called sighted versions / flagged revisions. In essence,
causal visitors will see by
On 14/03/13 19:38, adrelanos wrote:
Hi!
I made the assumption, that you'd like to have more people improving
documentation and thought may like to get feedback if someone feels
that something prevents people from contributing, like I do.
Yes, that would be great to have more people writing
Hi!
I made the assumption, that you'd like to have more people improving
documentation and thought may like to get feedback if someone feels
that something prevents people from contributing, like I do.
Taking this as an example todo item:
https://tails.boum.org/todo/document_timezone/
Looks
intrigeri:
adrelanos wrote (10 Dec 2012 21:36:37 GMT) :
Is this (part) of what you are looking for?
I've no idea what we had in mind exactly when opening this ticket
of ours, but I think this is the basic idea, yeah!
What seems clear to me is that what we want would be targeted at
adrelanos:
At the moment absolutely Whonix agnostic. I hope and think I can
leave it that way. It's just about the social part.
Almost remained that way.
The headline Prevent Tor over Tor scenarios. says Whonix specific
and should probable just be deleted for Tails.
The other two times, where
adrelanos wrote (10 Dec 2012 21:36:37 GMT) :
Is this (part) of what you are looking for?
I've no idea what we had in mind exactly when opening this ticket of
ours, but I think this is the basic idea, yeah!
What seems clear to me is that what we want would be targeted at
end-users, so we would
10/12/12 22:36, adrelanos wrote:
Hi!
Tails ticket:
https://tails.boum.org/todo/do_dont_section/
I am writing:
https://sourceforge.net/p/whonix/wiki/DoNot/
At the moment absolutely Whonix agnostic. I hope and think I can leave
it that way. It's just about the social part.
Is this
Hi!
Tails ticket:
https://tails.boum.org/todo/do_dont_section/
I am writing:
https://sourceforge.net/p/whonix/wiki/DoNot/
At the moment absolutely Whonix agnostic. I hope and think I can leave
it that way. It's just about the social part.
Is this (part) of what you are looking for? If you like
On 02/05/12 11:57, sam_tn...@hushmail.com wrote:
Hello,
When installing tails for the first time yesterday, i was a bit lost in the
documentation.
Here's the path I followed : Documentation Get Tails. Here I get and
verified the Tails image, it was OK. But then : First steps with Tails.
sam_tn...@hushmail.com:
Hello,
When installing tails for the first time yesterday, i was a bit lost in the
documentation.
Here's the path I followed : Documentation Get Tails. Here I get and
verified the Tails image, it was OK. But then : First steps with Tails.
It's never said in the
sajolida wrote (25 May 2012 13:00:57 GMT) :
So maybe we should use different widgets to provide those two features.
My plan was to use the trail plugin to provide navigation through the
index. But on top of that we will probably also need to add manually
some entries to support the mental
Hi everybody,
As you can see, we're actively working on preparing the upcoming Tails
0.11. It will include tons of exciting, and long expected features:
- a graphical startup interface for changing many options
- a graphical installer for USB sticks
- a tool to setup a persistent storage on the
sajolida wrote (21 Mar 2012 18:38:02 GMT) :
- Resetting a USB stick, for Linux
- Resetting a USB stick, for Windows
This will document how to reset a USB stick to a good-old MBR +
FAT32 partition table. That's sometimes required when the USB
installer doesn't manage to overwrite a
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intrigeri:
hi,
sajolida wrote (30 Nov 2011 18:28:32 GMT) :
Maybe a solution would be to post this info on the mailing list
every time we do a big merge. Would could also have this summary
added to some kind of changelog in the wiki if posting
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