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That appears to be about it. The only difference between downloading the ISO and formatting the disk manually is that the Tails installer sets up a persistent p
by sbd01 11y ago
That appears to be about it. The only difference between downloading the ISO and formatting the disk manually is that the Tails installer sets up a persistent partition that doesn't get wiped.
- belorn 11y agoDo the installer download their own version of Debian, or do it use the repositories of the host machine?
- satbyy 11y agoYou need to provide the Tails ISO, downloaded separately from Tails' website. The installer does not download or reuse anything from host machine.
- tobltobs 11y ago"The previous process for getting started with Tails was very complex and was problematic for less tech-savvy users. It required starting Tails three times, and copying the full ISO image onto a USB stick twice before having a fully functional Tails USB stick with persistence enabled." You should look at it from the perspective of the target audience. From there this seems to be the first easy to install OS with an emphasis on privacy.
- Zigurd 11y agoYeah, that's what it looks like, and I'm not sure I want that on a tails usb stick. Should I want that?
- mirimir 11y agoPeople like to save stuff. But it ought to be securely encrypted stuff. That's a little iffy on flash storage. But hey.