Refs: #10658

Refs: #10658

Refs: #10658

Refs: #10658

Will-Fix: #10603

I see no reason to patch it at build time the way we did it.

Will-Fix: #10606

Closes: #10608

On my test system they all are run within the same seconds, but it adds up to
everything else we're doing at the same time.

Will-Fix: #10612

The one we currently want (0.2.7) has been released as stable.

Will-Fix: #10604

The package in Jessie is older than the one from deb.tpo, that we currently ship
in Tails 1.x, so let's fetch it from the same place.

Will-Fix: #10605

They were useful when feature/jessie was an overlay on top of devel,
but it's been not the case for a while.

Will-Fix: #10607

It's 2015, the kernel should load these things automatically.

Will-Fix: #10609

It uses no variables currently, but let's get ready for the future.

When porting it to systemd's OOMScoreAdjust, I missed the fact that
it sets oom_score_adj, instead of the older oom_adj.

Set the remote shell's OOM score adjustment value via its unit file, instead of dynamically at test suite run time.

Closes: #10593

Closes: #10591

I still sometimes see no cursor in the Greeter. A while ago we were
solving that problem on feature/jessie by disabling the cursor plugin,
and then commit 06c0abfa re-enabled it
because the bug was supposed to be fixed in some other way.

Let's see if the bug I'm seeing these days can be cured this way.

This reverts commit 82f5294b.

I see no obvious reason to diverge from GNOME's defaults here.

In particular, as long as we are displaying time in UTC, which is
already misleading, the date can be different from what it is
in local time, which has even bigger potential for confusion.

And I also suspect that making the top-right menu narrower has chances
to improve things for #10576 and similar, at least in some cases.

Refs: #8064

Rebase our patch against the Tor Browser AppArmor profile on top of the one shipped in torbrowser-launcher 0.2.1-2.

Closes: #10577

We only intend to run these script from environments where XAUTHORITY
is set. Also, there is no ~/.Xauthority.

And kill the (inferior) code about DISPLAY and XAUTHORITY since
they're set by export_gnome_env() into the environment.

The static guess for DISPLAY *could* be wrong, and the how we relied
on a shell blog for XAUTHORITY could results in problems if there's a
leftover database from a previous session for some reason. Besides,
the new approach feels more consistent.

Closes: #10571

I can't reproduce this in my Tor Browser on current sid, so I don't see
where I could report it. Hence added a "XXX: Stretch" so that we check
if we can remove it next time we upgrade to a new Debian release.

Jessie's zenity does not wrap it itself.
Same in sid with 3.18.1.1-1 by the way.

This should help debugging e.g. #9012.

We will need it installed in Tails for manipulating the clipboard in
the automated test suite.

The logo was taken from the documentation but isn't included there anymore.