Hi Ana, Ana Guerrero Lopez: > On Tue, Feb 09, 2016 at 02:14:22PM +0000, u wrote: >> I've updated the draft https://pressblicity.titanpad.com/bdo-tails with >> all those latest proposals now. > > I had to do format fixes and I also thought we had agreed to remove > the part between [[]], so you edits were to a different version. Holger > was also sending patches against the vesion in git. > Could you please send your diff against the version in git linked above? Ok, sorry about that. Sending you the updated version as well as a diff. Sorry, still too lazy to checkout the whole git tree :)) > I will publish immediatly after I apply your last changes. Thanks for your work, u.
Title: Tails installer is now in Debian Slug: tails-installer-in-debian Date: 2016-02-10 12:00 Author: u Tags: tails, privacy, anonymity, announce Status: draft [Tails][tails-link] (The anonymous incognito live system) is a live OS based on Debian GNU/Linux which aims at preserving the user's privacy and anonymity by using the Internet anonymously and circumventing censorship. Installed on a USB device, it is configured to leave no trace on the computer you are using unless asked explicitly. [![Tails Logo](|filename|/images/tails-logo-flat.png)][tails-link] As of today, the people the most needy for digital security are not computer experts. Being able to get started easily with a new tool is critical to its adoption, and even more in high-risk and stressful environments. That's why we wanted to make it faster, simpler, and more secure to install Tails for new users. One of the components of Tails, the [Tails Installer][tails-instaler] is now in Debian thanks to the [Debian Privacy Tools Maintainers Team][team-link]. Tails Installer is a [graphical tool][screenshot] to install or upgrade Tails on a USB stick from an ISO image. It aims at making it easier and faster to [get Tails up and running][tails-installdoc]. The previous process for getting started with Tails was very complex and was problematic for less tech-savvy users. It required starting Tails three times, and copying the full ISO image onto a USB stick twice before having a fully functional Tails USB stick with persistence enabled. This can now be done simply by installing Tails Installer in your existing Debian system, using sid, stretch or jessie-backports, plugging a USB stick and choosing if one wants to update the USB stick or to install Tails using a previously downloaded ISO image. Tails Installer also helps Tails users to create an encrypted persistent storage for personal files and settings in the rest of the available space. [tails-link]: https://tails.boum.org [tails-instaler]: https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/tails-installer [screenshot]: https://screenshots.debian.net/package/tails-installer [team-link]: https://qa.debian.org/developer.php?email=pkg-privacy-maintainers%40lists.alioth.debian.org [tails-installdoc]: https://tails.boum.org/install
8,11c8,12 < [Tails][tails-link] is a live OS based on Debian GNU/Linux which aims at < preserving the user's privacy and anonymity by using the Internet anonymously < and circumventing censorship. Installed on a USB device, it is configured to < leave no trace on the computer you are using unless asked explicitly. --- > [Tails][tails-link] (The anonymous incognito live system) is a live OS based > on Debian GNU/Linux which aims at preserving the user's privacy and anonymity > by using the Internet anonymously and circumventing censorship. Installed on > a USB device, it is configured to leave no trace on the computer you are > using unless asked explicitly. 25,26c26,27 < on a USB stick from an ISO image. It aims at making it easier and faster to get < The Amnesic Incognito Live System up and running. --- > on a USB stick from an ISO image. It aims at making it easier and faster to [get > Tails up and running][tails-installdoc]. 29c30 < problematic for less tech-savvy users. It required starting Tails three --- > problematic for less tech-savvy users. It required starting Tails three 34,36c35,37 < Debian or Ubuntu system, plugging a USB stick and choosing if one wants to < update the USB stick or to install Tails using a previously downloaded ISO < image. --- > Debian system, using sid, stretch or jessie-backports, plugging a USB stick > and choosing if one wants to update the USB stick or to install Tails using > a previously downloaded ISO image. 38c39 < Tails installer also helps Tails users to create an encrypted persistent --- > Tails Installer also helps Tails users to create an encrypted persistent 44a46 > [tails-installdoc]: https://tails.boum.org/install
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