Releases
Tails 0.18 was released on May 18.
Metrics
- 128 676 connections of Tails to the Tor network. This makes a boot every 21 seconds on average (this is an approximation from the requests made to the security announcements feed when Tails is connected to Tor). 
- 51 non-empty bug reports were received through WhisperBack. 
- 630 comments were posted on the forum, with 143 signed by Tails. 
Code
- We had a "low-hanging fruits" session on May 22, that was attended by three persons. 
- Some important bugs were fixed in tails-greeter, thanks to winterfairy! 
- A branch to install Linux 3.8 was developed and merged. It triggered a bug in the Persistent Volume Assistant, that was fixed. 
- The automatic re-installation of additional software packages feature was improved. 
- live-boot 3.x final is now installed, and the old compatibility symlinks were removed. Same for live-config 3.x final. 
- A bug that made it a pain to use our OpenPGP applet was partially fixed. 
- More work was done to remove GNOME proxy settings. 
- A branch to update virt-what was proposed. 
- A branch to use bilibop was proposed. 
- Some preliminary work was done to get our nice custom boot splash screen back. 
- A smtube backport was prepared. 
- Some post-Wheezy work was done. 
- More precise plans were drawn about the future of tails-greeter. 
- Various TBB settings were imported. 
Documentation and Website
- The end-user documentation about feature/set-wireless-devices-state was reviewed and improved. 
- The Tails specification and design document received various minor updates and improvements, as did the release process documentation. 
- Tons of old forum posts were cleaned up, as part of our effort to import valuable existing knowledge from there into the upcoming Q&A website. 
On-going discussions
- We've discussed inclusion of Martus in Tails. 
- Deanonymization potential by the desktop user. 
- Adding support for keeping entry guards. 
- Removing Iceweasel popups that confuse (some) users. 
Infrastructure
Various bits were updated to reflect the fact that Debian Wheezy was released.
Funding
- We went on working on a grant application for more long-term funding with sponsor Foxtrot. 
- Draft contracts were sent to the bounties candidates. Some have started working on their bounty! 
