- 14 Nov, 2015 3 commits
- 13 Nov, 2015 17 commits
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We provide more precise instructions and troubleshooting when restart for the first time, independently of whether it's a temporary Tails (for Windows, Linux, and Mac) or a final Tails (for Debian).
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- Add usual CSS tricks to expert.css - Don't display steps and states for expert. This make the layout of command line instructions much easier, and experts don't need them anyway :) - Prepare the work for the Debian scenario.
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For the first testing sessions it won't be in Debian backports.
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This scenario will be advertised as "using the command line and GnuPG" which should filter out people quite a bit. So people actually opening this page could be interested in learning how to do this.
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- 11 Nov, 2015 20 commits
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This puts all the GnuPG bureaucracy first (and might turn people down before they actually spend the time to download the ISO).
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1. An [[!inline directive cannot be turned into a <pre> through markdown indentation, nor can it be inserted inside a <pre>. Plus either <pre> or white-space indentations properties insert an extra new line on top of the section. 2. ikiwiki interprets <tails@boum.org> as an email address so we have to escape < and >.
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We'll generate this at release time. This will remove all possible ambiguity on the date, possible replay attacks, very quick emergency releases, etc.
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