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Supply the arguments 'oflag=direct' to dd instead of forcing a system
wide sync. Direct I/O bypasses the cache and writes directly to the
device.

While at it, also pass 'status=progress' for visual enhancement.

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Some distros don't have GNOME Disks well integrated or some non-Debian
users might still prefer the command line.

I'm reusing the text that we had on /install/mac/usb for using `dd`.
See 6b3f8325 or the current master branch.

They don't have much navigation so people coming from search engines
might be lost. Also, see the steps without seeing the overview would be
a handicap.

It's a shame because the installation scenarios are well referenced by
search engines.

They don't have much navigation so people coming from search engines
might be lost. Also, see the steps without seeing the overview would be
a handicap.

It's a shame because the installation scenarios are well referenced by
search engines.

And get rid of the 'dave_2' file names.

We used to point directly to the Web of Trust instructions but they are
now in a toggle. It's probably fine to point instead to the beginning of
the OpenPGP instructions because the toggle makes them very short and
the explanation of the basic verification is probably good for people to
read in order to understand its limitations.

I'm creating a copy of the old instructions for use in the Debian
instructions until 4.4.19 is in Debian (#14677).

where this is logical and useful. Don't do it in past news or things talking about Squeeze, nor infrastructural bits.

Website: explicitly add sort="age" to all inline directives I can easily & mechanically patch (refs: #12053).

A serious performance regression was brought by ikiwiki 3.20150614. One of the
few changes introduced in that release was to change the default sorting, for
inline directives, from "age" to "age title". Presumably the latter is
substantially slower, possibly since it has to process the *content* of all
included pages in order to retrieve their title, which may mean that a subset of
pages are processed more than once.

These changes go beyond the scope of #10734 and I don't think there are
worth taking the risk of degrading phrasing that have been tested with
users.

"apt" only exists in Jessie but our OpenPGP instructions work on Wheezy.
Then people can fallback on GNOME Disks as instructed in step 3/7.

"apt" only exists in Jessie but our OpenPGP instructions work on Wheezy.
Then people can fallback on GNOME Disks as instructed in step 3/7.