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21 msgid "[[!meta date=\"2012-05-01 15:24:33 +0200\"]]\n"
26 msgid "[[!meta title=\"Report: January to April 2012\"]]\n"
31 msgid "[[!tag announce]]\n"
36 "We are pleased to present you this Tails report. This report sums up the "
37 "work that was done on Tails from January to April 2012."
42 msgid "[[!toc levels=2]]\n"
47 msgid "New releases\n"
51 msgid "Two new major versions of Tails were released."
56 "The main changes featured by [[Tails 0.10|news/version_0.10]], released on "
57 "January 4th, are: remove potential information leakage by forcing explicit "
58 "proxying through Tor; new GnuPG encryption applet to replace flawed FireGPG; "
59 "new Iceweasel 9 version with HTML5 support; Iceweasel privacy improvements; "
60 "new Tor version; better hardware support through new Linux kernel and X.Org "
61 "versions, better internationalization."
66 "In [[Tails 0.11|news/version_0.11]], released on April 26th, brought in: a "
67 "new Tails Greeter login screen with easy access to new options; new Tails "
68 "USB installer; optional configurable encrypted persistence; Traverso and "
69 "GNOME keyring; better internationalization including BiDi support; better "
70 "hardware support thanks to a new Linux kernel; new versions of Iceweasel and "
76 msgid "Documentation\n"
81 "We thoroughly documented the new features brought by Tails 0.11. We also "
82 "upgraded of some outdated bits inherited from Incognito's documentation."
87 msgid "Internationalization\n"
92 "We setup the [tails-l10n](https://mailman.boum.org/listinfo/tails-l10n/) "
93 "mailing-list, that was of great use to coordinate documentation writers, "
94 "developers and translators during the 0.11 release cycle. Translators are "
95 "[[more than welcome|contribute/how/translate]]!"
105 "After seeing Max write a non-neglictible part of [[todo/TailsGreeter]] last "
106 "year, Tails is participating in the Google Summer of Code once again: Julien "
107 "Voisin, who implemented the [Metadata Anonymizing Toolkit](https://mat.boum."
108 "org/) last year, will work on the [[Tails server project|todo/"
109 "server_edition]]. We warmly welcome him into the Tails and Tor development "
110 "communities, and we would like to thank everyone who made this happen!"
115 msgid "Miscellaneous\n"
120 "One of us has become a Debian Developer and, among other things, has been "
121 "taking care some Perl modules are properly packaged so that we can migrate a "
122 "few of our custom applications to GTK3 once Tails builds upon Wheezy."
127 "In January, we have replied to Jacob Appelbaum about the many suggestions he "
128 "sent us. See the tails-dev mailing-list archives for details."
138 msgid "Future releases\n"
143 "Tails 0.12 is likely to be ready for early summer. We are working on using "
144 "the potential of Tails Greeter to let the user easily enable more options, "
145 "such as Windows camouflage. Fully disabling JavaScript, Bridge mode and MAC "
146 "address randomization are other candidates that might require some more time "
147 "to get fully ready. Free WiFi hotspots support and local firewall hardening "
148 "are not far from being releasable either."
153 "As a glimpse at our [[!tails_roadmap]] shows, we are getting close to the "
154 "Tails 1.0 release, which might be out before the end of the year."
159 msgid "Re-scaling our infrastructure\n"
164 "Most of our current infrastructure has slowly grown from what was initially "
165 "setup back in the early days of a project called amnesia. Since then, well, "
166 "many things happened. It's almost a miracle that our infrastructure has "
167 "scaled this well until now. But the limits of the old design are becoming "
168 "apparent in various places. Most of the needs were thought through already, "
169 "some of the future plans are crystal clear, what is now needed is to spend "
170 "serious time on it, implement designed bits and design others for the next "
177 "* [[Manage an APT repository for Tails|todo/APT_repository]]: this\n"
178 " blocks the Git split, the move to Icedove, and possibly\n"
179 " [[todo/distribute_source]].\n"
180 "* [[Split the main Tails Git repository|todo/split_Git]]: our current\n"
181 " Git repository is too big, and mixes stuff that hardly belongs\n"
182 " together. Post-0.11 will be a great time to rewrite history, as we\n"
183 " won't have that many unmerged development branches.\n"
184 "* [[Improve the web forum|todo/improve_the_forum]]: moving to a better\n"
185 " web forum will get us a less cluttered Git history, better user\n"
186 " experience, and hopefully even better community dynamics.\n"
187 "* [[Automated builds and tests|todo/automated_builds_and_tests]]: this\n"
188 " will become huge, but should start small.\n"
189 "* [[Make WhisperBack SMTP relay more\n"
190 " reliable|todo/more_stable_WhisperBack_SMTP_relay]]: bring some more\n"
191 " hardware up and running, refactor the Puppet recipes into\n"
192 " a dedicated module.\n"
193 "* document and clarify how our infrastructure works: some parts are\n"
194 " very well documented, some are not at all. It should become easier\n"
195 " to share infrastructure maintenance work.\n"
196 "* miscellaneous other stuff:\n"
197 " - [[Locking down the Tails website|todo/locking_down_this_website]]\n"
198 " - [[Better web interface for website translation|todo/better_web_interface_to_translate_this_website]]\n"
203 msgid "Connecting back to our immediate surroundings\n"
208 "Many, among the software projects that are Tails upstream, are currently "
209 "preparing new stable releases. Time is getting tight to make sure their "
210 "upcoming releases fits Tails needs."
216 "* [[Get ready for live-build 3.x|todo/live-build_3.x]]: Tails relies\n"
217 " on Debian Live. Heavily. Tails 0.11 will ship live-boot and\n"
218 " live-config 3.x, but we're still using live-build 2.x. We need to\n"
219 " convert our configuration tree to the (deeply incompatible)\n"
220 " live-build 3.x format. There is no turning back. All unmerged\n"
221 " branches shall be converted, if possible at the same time. Just like\n"
222 " the Git split, I think post-0.11 is a great time to do so... and,\n"
223 " along the way, fix any bug in live-build 3.x we find.\n"
224 "* Debian Wheezy: Tails relies on Debian. Heavily. Debian Wheezy is\n"
225 " supposed to be frozen in June. We need to check what, in the current\n"
226 " state of Debian Wheezy, is not fit for Tails, and fix it or have it\n"
227 " fixed. Next step: to build Wheezy test images.\n"
228 "* [[AppArmor|todo/Mandatory_Access_Control]]: some of us have started\n"
229 " to work on getting Debian Wheezy some AppArmor support. If the\n"
230 " Wheezy freeze is not postponed, June is the deadline to get such\n"
231 " things into Debian.\n"
232 "* Tor 0.2.3.x: we need to make sure the next major Tor stable release\n"
233 " will be great for Tails, with a focus on the separate streams\n"
234 " features. Next steps: everyone of us, let's run Tor 0.2.3.x and use\n"
235 " the separate streams feature. Put it into Tails experimental.\n"
236 "* Vidalia 0.4 is supposed to be released as stable in the next few\n"
237 " months. We need to make sure it will be great for Tails, with\n"
238 " a focus on the areas it's lacking for us (bridges support) and where\n"
239 " we patch it (see our patches). It would be great if we could ship\n"
240 " Vidalia 0.4 without any custom patch, wouldn't it? Next steps:\n"
241 " - run Vidalia 0.3.x from Debian experimental\n"
242 " - test the branch that implements Tor#2905\n"
243 " - look at our patches, and see what we could drop, have merged, or\n"
244 " implement as a plugin\n"
249 msgid "Upcoming features\n"
254 "We will implement [[partial upgrades|todo/incremental_upgrades]] in May. "
255 "Upgrade packs will provide only what has changed between two releases "
256 "(deltas) and a way to apply those changes to the currently running Tails "
257 "(taking effect after reboot)."
262 "We have acknowledged a while ago Claws Mail usability shortcomings, "
263 "especially when using slow connections; we [[settled on Icedove|todo/"
264 "Return_of_Icedove?]] (also known as Thunderbird outside Debian) to replace "
265 "it a while ago; we implemented a few necessary improvements (`git://labs."
266 "riseup.net/tails_icedove.git`); some more tweaks are needed though, and this "
267 "is blocked by the lack of a proper Tails [[APT repository|todo/"
273 "Tails will soon ship an [[\"unsafe\", non-torified browser|todo/"
274 "add_support_for_free_wifi_hotspots]], that will be useful to connect to "
275 "networks that require registration, such as Wi-Fi hotspots."