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21 msgid "[[!meta title=\"Tails report for April, 2014\"]]\n"
30 msgid "Tails 1.0 was released on April 29."
40 "Tails has been started more than 292 595 times in April. This make 9 753 "
41 "boots a day in average."
45 msgid "35 029 downloads of the OpenPGP signature of Tails ISO."
49 msgid "105 reports were received through WhisperBack."
60 "* Quite some work was put into adapting Tails to Debian 7 (Wheezy).\n"
61 " The result will be released on June 10, as Tails 1.1.\n"
62 " - Thanks to the amazing work done in Debian by Ulrike, we are\n"
68 " feature/6608-OpenPGP-signature-verification-in-Nautilus\n"
69 " desc=\"almost there\"]] when it comes to adding back support for\n"
70 " OpenPGP signature verification in Nautilus ([[!tails_ticket\n"
72 " - The Vagrant setup was [[!tails_gitweb_branch\n"
73 " bugfix/vagrant-ram-bump-for-wheezy desc=\"fixed\"]] to allow\n"
74 " building Tails/Wheezy images in RAM ([[!tails_ticket 7132]]).\n"
75 " - Synaptic was made to [[!tails_gitweb_branch\n"
76 " bugfix/7055-drop-default-APT-release desc=\"start again\"]] on\n"
77 " Wheezy ([[!tails_ticket 7055]]).\n"
78 " - The Debian Mozilla team's repository used on the devel branch\n"
79 " [[!tails_gitweb_branch bugfix/use-Wheezy-repo-for-debian-mozilla\n"
80 " desc=\"was updated\"]] for Wheezy ([[!tails_ticket 7063]]).\n"
81 " - The latest version of the MAT [[!tails_gitweb_branch\n"
82 " feature/mat-0.5.2 desc=\"is now installed\"]] ([[!tails_ticket\n"
84 " - Initial progress [[!tails_gitweb_branch\n"
85 " feature/6342-update-camouflage-for-gnome3 desc=\"was made\"]] to\n"
86 " update the Windows camouflage.\n"
91 msgid " [[!tails_ticket 6342]]\n"
95 msgid "The APT suite being used when building from the stable branch"
101 " bugfix/7022-use-stable-APT-suite-when-building-from-stable-branch\n"
102 " desc=\"was corrected\"]] ([[!tails_ticket 7022]]).\n"
103 "* The new logo [[!tails_gitweb_branch\n"
104 " feature/7096-integrate-the-new-logo-in-about-tails desc=\"was\n"
105 " integrated\"]] in the *About Tails* dialog ([[!tails_ticket 7096]]).\n"
106 "* Some Vagrant compatibility issues [[!tails_gitweb_branch\n"
107 " bugfix/fix-vagrant-compatibility-issues desc=\"were fixed\"]]\n"
108 " ([[!tails_ticket 7134]]).\n"
109 "* The blacklisting of directory authority keys that have been used\n"
110 " with versions of OpenSSL affected by Heartbleed\n"
111 " [[!tails_gitweb_branch feature/tor-0.2.4.21-1+tails1_d70.wheezy+1\n"
112 " desc=\"was backported\"]] into our Tor packages.\n"
113 "* Our modified Tor Launcher [[!tails_gitweb_branch\n"
114 " feature/tor-launcher-0.2.5.3 desc=\"was updated\"]] to avoid\n"
115 " [[!tails_ticket 6934 desc=\"pretending that we ship a default set of bridges\"]].\n"
116 "* I2P [[!tails_gitweb_branch bugfix/i2p_incoming desc=\"was explicitly\n"
117 " told\"]] that it cannot receive inbound connections ([[!tails_ticket 7070]]).\n"
118 "* An attempt at migrating our source tree to live-build 3.x\n"
123 msgid " [[!tails_gitweb_branch feature/live-build-3.x desc=\"was made\"]]\n"
129 " ([[!tails_ticket 5691]]). It is still entirely unclear whether the\n"
130 " cost/benefit ratio is worth it, especially because live-build 4.x\n"
131 " has already gone quite further in terms of incompatibilities, and is\n"
132 " far from being ready for prime-time yet.\n"
133 "* A patch to make the Greeter's help window resolution-aware was\n"
134 " [proposed](https://mailman.boum.org/pipermail/tails-dev/2014-April/005451.html)\n"
135 " ([[!tails_ticket 7009]]).\n"
136 "* Another proposed patch aims at fixing the Tails Installer fonts size\n"
137 " on Wheezy ([[!tails_ticket 5673]]).\n"
142 msgid "Documentation and website\n"
145 #. type: Bullet: '* '
146 msgid "The [[support/FAQ]] was published."
149 #. type: Bullet: '* '
151 "The [[logo|promote/logo]] that [[won|news/and_the_winner_is]] the contest [[!"
152 "tails_gitweb_branch feature/logo desc=\"was integrated\"]] in the website, "
153 "and on the boot loader's splash screen ([[!tails_ticket 7090]])."
156 #. type: Bullet: '* '
158 "Some initial steps [were walked](https://git-tails.immerda.ch/451f/tails/"
159 "log/?h=websitemodernization) to modernize our website's markup and CSS, "
160 "including moving to HTML5 and better responsiveness ([[!tails_ticket "
161 "7021]]). Compatibility with older browsers is left to be tested before we "
162 "can apply these changes to the live website."
165 #. type: Bullet: '* '
167 "Many documentation pages were deeply reworked as part of [[!tails_ticket "
168 "5977]]: [[!tails_gitweb_branch doc/why_tor]], [[!tails_gitweb_branch doc/"
169 "vidalia]], [[!tails_gitweb_branch doc/unsafe_browser]], [[!"
170 "tails_gitweb_branch doc/network-manager]], and [[!tails_gitweb_branch doc/"
174 #. type: Bullet: '* '
176 "The [[homepage|index]] now [[!tails_gitweb_branch doc/mention-Debian-on-the-"
177 "homepage desc=\"makes it clear\"]] that Tails is based on Debian, Tor, and "
181 #. type: Bullet: '* '
183 "The MAC spoofing documentation [[!tails_gitweb_branch doc/7054-explain-why-"
184 "not-randomising-oui-part-of-mac desc=\"now explains\"]] why we do not "
185 "randomize the OUI part of MAC addresses."
188 #. type: Bullet: '* '
190 "The way to update our Tor Launcher is [[!tails_gitweb_branch doc/bridge-mode-"
191 "design desc=\"now documented\"]]."
194 #. type: Bullet: '* '
196 "The I2P documentation [[!tails_gitweb_branch_kytv bugfix/I2P-page desc=\"was "
197 "slightly improved\"]]."
200 #. type: Bullet: '* '
201 msgid "The CSS of the boxed titles was improved ([[!tails_ticket 6323]])."
206 msgid "Translation\n"
209 #. type: Bullet: '* '
211 "The German translation team has been making great progress, and we are not "
212 "considering dropping this language from our website anymore."
215 #. type: Bullet: '* '
216 msgid "The French translation team got a new member."
219 #. type: Bullet: '* '
221 "The Italian translation team has been reviewing strings in Transifex, and "
222 "working on their internal workflow and processes. There is hope that they "
223 "start translating the website soon."
226 #. type: Bullet: '* '
228 "A list of glossaries used by translation teams [[!tails_ticket 6968 desc="
229 "\"is being compiled\"]]."
234 msgid "Infrastructure\n"
237 #. type: Bullet: '* '
239 "Quite a lot of progress was made to make our automated test suite support "
240 "Tails based on Debian Wheezy: [[!tails_gitweb_branch test/6559-adapt-test-"
241 "suite-for-Wheezy]], [[!tails_gitweb_branch test/6559-adapt-test-suite-for-"
242 "Wheezy-by-anonym]] ([[!tails_ticket 6559]])."
245 #. type: Bullet: '* '
247 "An automated test case [[!tails_gitweb_branch test/6275-boot-device-write-"
248 "access-via-udisks desc=\"was written\"]] to check write access to the boot "
249 "device via udisks [[!tails_ticket 6275]]."
252 #. type: Bullet: '* '
254 "Our Jenkins master configuration was migrated to a [[!tails_gitweb_repo "
255 "puppet-tails desc=\"published module\"]]."
258 #. type: Bullet: '* '
260 "We now install debomatic from wheezy-backports, for easier maintenance and a "
261 "more stable infrastructure."
264 #. type: Bullet: '* '
266 "Thanks to Alster's suggestion, the boum.org administrators could [add a few "
267 "security-oriented HTTP headers](https://mailman.boum.org/pipermail/tails-"
268 "dev/2014-April/005392.html) to our website."
271 #. type: Bullet: '* '
273 "Jurre van Bergen has requested an audit by OpenITP's Peer Review Board ([[!"
274 "tails_ticket 6889]])."
277 #. type: Bullet: '* '
279 "For ethical reasons, we have renamed our *Broken Window* Redmine category to "
280 "*Hole in the Roof*."
285 msgid "On-going discussions\n"
288 #. type: Bullet: '* '
290 "[Improving our website](https://mailman.boum.org/pipermail/tails-dev/2014-"
291 "April/005476.html) in various ways."
294 #. type: Bullet: '* '
296 "[Making it easy to backup and restore a persistent volume](https://mailman."
297 "boum.org/pipermail/tails-dev/2014-April/005388.html) ([[!tails_ticket "
301 #. type: Bullet: '* '
303 "Jacob Appelbaum expressed interest in [getting a grsec-patched Linux kernel]"
304 "(https://mailman.boum.org/pipermail/tails-dev/2014-April/005413.html) into "
305 "Tails. Of course, this requires doing the same in Debian, which is not a "
309 #. type: Bullet: '* '
311 "[Installing gimp-ufraw?](https://mailman.boum.org/pipermail/tails-dev/2014-"
315 #. type: Bullet: '* '
317 "[Installing tcplay?](https://mailman.boum.org/pipermail/tails-dev/2014-"
321 #. type: Bullet: '* '
323 "[Tracking Jessie-related tickets](https://mailman.boum.org/pipermail/tails-"
324 "dev/2014-April/005429.html)"
332 #. type: Bullet: '- '
334 "We are still the process of getting the contracts signed both for a grant we "
335 "were awarded by OpenITP at the end of 2013, and for the Access Innovation "
339 #. type: Bullet: '- '
341 "We have been talking with Mozilla and Tor about supporting the Tails summit "
342 "and hackfest, scheduled for July."
345 #. type: Bullet: '- '
347 "Our proposal to the Knight Foundation News Challenge was not selected among "
348 "the finalists. If you know why, please share your insight with us :)"
351 #. type: Bullet: '- '
353 "The [crowdfunding campaign](https://pressfreedomfoundation.org/) by the "
354 "Freedom of the Press Foundation has made great progress. It is still time to "
363 #. type: Bullet: '* '
365 "A [[call for testing|news/test_UEFI]] for the upcoming UEFI support was "
371 msgid "Press and testimonials\n"
376 "Dozens of [[press articles|press]] about Tails were written in April, most "
383 "* In [TAILS: Snowden's favorite anonymous, secure OS goes\n"
384 " 1.0](http://boingboing.net/2014/04/30/tails-snowdens-favorite-ano.html), Cory\n"
385 " Doctorow writes \"Effectively, this is the ParanoidLinux I fictionalized in my\n"
386 " novel Little Brother.\"\n"
387 "* [Tails reaches 1.0](https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/596765/380d4e75b17ea491/) by Nathan\n"
388 " Willis in Linux Weekly News.\n"
389 "* [Anonymous OS reportedly used by Snowden reaches version 1.0](http://www.cnet.com/news/anonymous-os-reportedly-favored-by-nsa-whistle-blower-edward-snowden-reaches-version-1-0/)\n"
390 " by Steven Musil in CNET.\n"
391 "* 2014-04-29: [This is the most secure computer you’ll ever\n"
392 " own](http://www.theverge.com/2014/4/29/5664884/this-is-the-most-secure-computer-you-ll-ever-own)\n"
393 " by Russell Brandom, in The Verge.\n"
394 "* 2014-04-23: Amaelle Guiton mentions Tails in the article [Chiffrer le Net pour\n"
395 " retrouver notre vie privée en ligne: une bonne solution qui pose des\n"
396 " problèmes](http://www.slate.fr/monde/86275/cyberespace-cypherspace-crypter-chiffrement-internet)\n"
397 " in Slate (in French).\n"
398 "* 2014-04-17: Bruce Schneier writes \"Nice article on the Tails\n"
399 " stateless operating system. I use it.\" [in a blog\n"
400 " post](https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2014/04/tails.html).\n"
401 "* 2014-04-14: In the [press\n"
402 " conference](http://www.democracynow.org/blog/2014/4/11/video_glenn_greenwald_laura_poitras_q)\n"
403 " she held after winning a Polk Award for her reporting on Edward Snowden and\n"
404 " the NSA, Laura Poitras said \"We just published a blog about a tool that's\n"
405 " called Tails, which is a operating system that runs on either USB stick or SD\n"
406 " disc, that is a sort of all-in-one encryption tool that you can use for PGP\n"
407 " and encryption. And it's just really secure. [...] So, it's a really important\n"
408 " tool for journalists.\"\n"
409 "* 2014-04-14: [Out in the Open: Inside the Operating System Edward\n"
410 " Snowden Used to Evade the NSA](http://www.wired.com/2014/04/tails/)\n"
411 " by Klint Finley, in Wired.\n"
412 "* 2014-04-02: In [Help Support the Little-Known Privacy Tool That Has\n"
413 " Been Critical to Journalists Reporting on the\n"
414 " NSA](https://pressfreedomfoundation.org/blog/2014/04/help-support-little-known-privacy-tool-has-been-critical-journalists-reporting-nsa)\n"
416 " - Laura Poitras says: \"I've been reluctant to go into details about\n"
417 " the different steps I took to communicate securely with Snowden to\n"
418 " avoid those methods being targeted. Now that Tails gives a green\n"
419 " light, I can say it has been an essential tool for reporting the\n"
420 " NSA story. It is an all-in-one secure digital communication system\n"
421 " (GPG email, OTR chat, Tor web browser, encrypted storage) that is\n"
422 " small enough to swallow. I'm very thankful to the Tails developers\n"
423 " for building this tool.\"\n"
424 " - Glenn Greenwald says: \"Tails have been vital to my ability to work\n"
425 " securely on the NSA story. The more I've come to learn about\n"
426 " communications security, the more central Tails has become to\n"
428 " - Barton Gellman says: \"Privacy and encryption work, but it's too\n"
429 " easy to make a mistake that exposes you. Tails puts the essential\n"
430 " tools in one place, with a design that makes it hard to screw them\n"
431 " up. I could not have talked to Edward Snowden without this kind of\n"
432 " protection. I wish I'd had it years ago.\"\n"