This can be solved by bridging IRC and XMPP. No need to choose one over the
other.
>> I would've greatly preferred an IRC option, since I more generally use
>> that. I only set up XMPP to chat with tails developers when I needed
>> it, but it was useful when I did use it.
>>
>> If possible,
A while ago someone asked in the email list weather it was ever considered to
do some of the fundraising through selling merch.
That brought me to think about how this could be done for Tails.
With the following I'll share my thoughts:
While Tails needs a solution that won't take resources
:03 AM, "intrigeri" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> syster via Tails-dev (2021-01-19):
>
>> Question:
>> You want me to dick deeper into this topic, reaching out to more collectives
>> and document my
>> findings? I can help to make the idea of selling me
Some inspiration for monthly reports can be the XMPP newsletter.
I've done more contribution (even not much) to Tails then to XMPP, but I never
contributed to Tails monthly reports but to the one of XMPP.
some information about the XMPP report:
How to contribute is easy accessible:
I just want to tell you, that I enjoyed reading these reports. While I was new
to Tails, it also was part of building trust by seeing it's active and
transparent development and its regular and professional documentation. It
played also a role in motivating me to do a bit of support.
February
What I always thought what would be nice:
Having 2 versions of Tails. One pure and free, and one with proprietary
code that is needed to run some hardware.
If one has a wifi adapter that runs on free software, most if not all of
the proprietary code that is included in Tails is of no use for
thought
about how to mitigate such a rare attack.
(btw: beside that I really like the new warning docs)
On 6/27/21 10:05 PM, geb wrote:
Hello,
syster via Tails-dev:
I've just been reading through the new /doc/about/warnings/.
It includes "No operating system can protect against BI
I've just been reading through the new /doc/about/warnings/.
It includes "No operating system can protect against BIOS and firmware
attacks" and explains why that is, followed by a suggestion how to
reduce that issue.
What I'm missing is a hint to use Libre/Coreboot as an option to prevent
Risesup is about to discontinue their XMPP service and with that, Tails MUCs.
For the new set up my proposal is:
Using XMPP, Matrix, IRC (and maybe Mattermost) at the same time and bridging
the rooms.
The hosting will be outsourced to a friendly collective by using one of the
Your best chance to get it into Tails, is to have it available in the Debian
stable repository first.
If it is not in Debian stable, you're out of luck. Once it is in Debian stable,
it's probably still unlikely.
However interest in crypto currencies are increasing. The Monero community is
> It installs ok and works but won't save when Tails is restarted
What do you mean by that? It does not store your signal settings
persistently, or that the installation itself is not persistently,
meaning that on restart signal won't be installed.
Do you get any error message? How did you
ent takes. On the other side, I'm even more disappointed by the
other options available.
What options do you consider preferable over xmpp? (if that is already
documented I missed it)
kind regards,
syster.
On 7/19/21 6:15 AM, intrigeri wrote:
Hi,
syster via Tails-dev (2021-07-17):
The server t
Ok, sounds good with me then.
On 7/19/21 6:15 AM, intrigeri wrote:
Hi,
syster via Tails-dev (2021-07-17):
The server that Tails is using for its official chat room, might become an
entrance to xmpp for Tails user.
Choosing a server that gives new user a pleasant experience should
(just to not cause any confusion to those reading: I'm not a Tails dev,
only an advanced user)
I always use old laptops, and Tails runs quite slow on them, and it's
annoying. On my travel laptop it's close to impossible to use it
actually. On the same laptop XFCE runs very smooth.
I'm
Because of frustration with the UX of jabber, I intend to conduct some
user interviews with Tails users as a means to communicate the needs of
given user group better to xmpp developers.
I'm very busy, and I won't spend much time doing this. So it will take
some time until done. If you have
Hi,
here some consideration that might gone unnoticed:
The server that Tails is using for its official chat room, might become an
entrance to xmpp for Tails user.
Choosing a server that gives new user a pleasant experience should be preferred
over a server that does not.
The compliance
check if this is really a Tor connection issue, or if this is caused by
mac randomization.
On 3/24/22 01:31, gunsales--- via Tails-dev wrote:
I've been having technical issues with using Tor on Tails. When I try to
connect to Tor on Tails with obsf4 bridges on my university's wifi Tor
gets
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