Pidgin 2.10.9 has landed into wheezy-security, while wheezy-backports is now
lagging behind.

Install systemd: it is not enabled by default, but having it around will help doing the migration work.

This reverts commit 755d6876.

We now hide the component that displays this info in the GNOME panel. We have
not thought this through yet, especially regarding the potential for leaks.
Hence, let's just get back to the pre-Wheezy Tails behaviour for now.

We're actually hit by Tor#9268, and this is the best workaround gk and I were
able to find when discussing this on Tor#10095.

Long-term, "Some future logic to fully take toolbars into consideration would be
independent of this", as gk says.

Dbus services usually live in lib, not bin

Before attaching it to the applet widget, the menu was never displayed

The new implementation passes data, so if we don't define it we get a TypeError

See https://developer.gnome.org/panel-applet/3.4/getting-started.install.html

This is recommended by PEP 8

Indentation was inconsistent. We now use 4 spaces as recommended by PEP 8

Else it fails with the new interface

Let's use the same code as /usr/local/bin/iceweasel to determine when Tor is
ready. Otherwise the "Tor is ready" message shows up too early and starting
Iceweasel still tells you "Tor is not ready".

  - Say "the Internet" as GDP Style Guide
  - 'Access' is a bit more accurate than 'use'
  - Deduplicate 'Tor is ready' and 'now'

It does not need Tor to be ready.

This function is not used anywhere, and obviously was not even tested, given the
typo (${dialob_text}) it contains.