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21 msgid "[[!meta date=\"2011-05-09 19:23:22 +0200\"]]\n"
26 msgid "[[!meta title=\"Bimonthly report: March and April 2011\"]]\n"
31 msgid "[[!tag announce]]\n"
35 msgid "We are pleased to present you the second Tails bimonthly report."
40 "This report may, or may not, be followed by others depending on the feedback "
41 "we get: if you like reading such news about Tails, don't hesitate [[telling "
46 msgid "This report sums up the work that was done on Tails in March and April 2011."
51 msgid "[[!toc levels=2]]\n"
61 "The new Tails 0.7 major release was out on April 7th, quickly followed by a "
62 "bugfix and security release (0.7.1) on April 30th. See their release "
63 "announces for details:"
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67 msgid "[[Tails 0.7 announce|news/version_0.7]]"
70 #. type: Bullet: ' * '
71 msgid "[[Tails 0.7.1 announce|news/version_0.7.1]]"
76 msgid "Google Summer of Code"
81 "We announced two months ago we [prepared three "
82 "projects](https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/volunteer.html#project-tails) "
83 "to be submitted under the Tor Project umbrella for the Google Summer of "
84 "Code. This was a great success for our first participation into the GSoC "
85 "program, as a total of five students sent applications for our projects. In "
86 "the end, two students were selected and will work this summer on projects we "
92 "Max will implement [[tails-greeter|todo/TailsGreeter]], the graphical "
93 "[[todo/boot_menu]] Tails really needs as more and more upcoming features "
94 "(including [[todo/persistence]], [[todo/macchanger]], [[todo/bridge "
95 "support]]) need to ask the user for input at boot time; reports of his work "
96 "will be posted on a dedicated [[todo/TailsGreeter/blog]]."
101 "Julien Voisin will implement a Meta-data anonymizing toolkit for file "
102 "publication; thanks a lot to Mike Perry for accepting to be Julien's mentor, "
103 "as we ourselves lack the needed time to mentor two students this year; "
104 "Julien has setup a [blog](http://mat-tor.blogspot.com/) where one can keep "
110 "We warmly welcome Max and Julien into the Tails and Tor development "
116 "Thanks to everyone who made this happen, including the students whose GSoC "
117 "application was rejected: you are welcome to join us anyway!"
122 msgid "Documentation"
127 "The Great Tails Documentation Rework Plan was started. Once this is done, "
128 "several entry points will be available to better fit a given user's "
129 "available time and energy. Such work happens in the `doc-rework` branch of "
130 "our [[Git|contribute/git]] repository. [[Want to "
131 "help?|contribute/how/documentation]]"
136 "A brand new [[\"how to contribute to Tails\" documentation|contribute]] was "
137 "published. We hope it will make it easier for anyone interested to get "
138 "involved and make Tails better as there many ways *you* can contribute to "
139 "Tails: setting up a BitTorrent or HTTP mirror, helping other Tails users, "
140 "improving documentation, reporting bugs, fixing bugs, implementing new "
141 "features, improving Tails in your own language, providing needed input to "
157 "Shortly following their [announcement of Tails 0.7 "
158 "release](https://lwn.net/Articles/439371/), LWN published a [great, long and "
159 "serious article about Tails](https://lwn.net/Articles/440279/) in last "
165 "Tails 0.7 release also [made "
166 "it](http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20110418#news) "
167 "[twice](http://distrowatch.com/?newsid=06629) on DistroWatch."
177 "We published our new website layout. If you're into CSS, patches are welcome "
178 "to fix the latest glitches."
183 msgid "A glimpse towards the future"
188 msgid "Upcoming releases"
193 "We've not decided yet what our plans exactly are. The alternative seems to "
194 "be: either we'll release 0.8 quickly with stuff that was mostly ready, but "
195 "not tested enough to make it into 0.7, or we'll release 0.8 only when "
196 "slightly more new major features are cooked and ready to serve."
201 "More 0.7.x point releases are to be expected anyway as security issues are "
202 "discovered in software we ship."
207 msgid "Installing and upgrading Tails onto a USB stick"
212 "In the next months, a few of us are going to focus on preparing a tool for "
213 "easy install and upgrade of Tails onto USB sticks, with support for an "
214 "encrypted persistent volume in mind. We're likely to use Fedora's "
215 "[liveusb-creator](https://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator/) as a "
216 "basis. Either we'll make it more generic or we'll fork it minimally, "
217 "depending on how liveusb-creator's developers welcome the idea of supporting "
228 "Bridges support: we now have a working prototype that is likely to be "
229 "shipped into the upcoming 0.8 release. We'll make our patches to make "
230 "Vidalia support our usecase generic enough so that they can be merged "
236 "PowerPC support (pre-Intel Macs): we're \"almost\" there, but we have a hard "
237 "time prioritizing this task among all exciting enhancements that could be "
238 "done on Tails. If you need Tails to support pre-Intel Macs, don't hesitate "
239 "[[telling us|support/talk]]."