James <[email protected]> writes: > Hello, > > > So I just read about how Tails is now available on Debian [1]. > It purports:: "Tails (The amnesic incognito live system) is a live OS" > and "it is configured to leave no trace on the computer you are using unless > asked explicitly " > > > Digging a bit deeper it appears to be on the pathway to become an open and > universal tool for much wider deployment [2]. Is there something similar > for gentoo? A gentoo derivative OS? > > > I think some of blueness's works are close, but not quite > packaged or deployed as Tails has in mind. > > > Any related info is most welcome, > James > > > [1] https://bits.debian.org/2016/02/tails-installer-in-debian.html > > [2] https://tails.boum.org/blueprint/bootstrapping/installer/ > >
I did dig into this when I had the idea to rebuild a Whonix + Tails on the basis of Gentoo before I realized the brokeness of virtualization (as in: insecure the better virtualization works), asked the whonix devs about a statement, got none, asked contacts and eventually got enough info over the last year to consider it something I wouldn't try. There are gentoo based systems with security in mind, but I am not very positive about re-creating Tails on current state of Gentoo. Tails and/or Whonix have tried and shifted focus away from Gentoo for reasons which can be read on their github repo wiki and with good websearches. -- ng
