None

Source string added
<p class="mac upgrade-mac">
If a notification about the USB stick not being readable appears,
click <b>Eject</b> to eject the USB stick.
</p>
8 months ago
None

Source string added
Close *balenaEtcher*.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
<div class="bug">
<p>If the verification of <i>balenaEtcher</i>
fails, try to install again or try using a different USB
stick.</p>
</div>
8 months ago
None

Source string added
After installing Tails, *balenaEtcher* verifies the
installation.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
Click **Flash**.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
*balenaEtcher* starts.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
At the security warning, confirm that you want to open
*balenaEtcher*.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
Open the *balenaEtcher* download (DMG disk image).
8 months ago
None

Source string added
Choose <span class="pc-clone mac-clone">the new</span> <span class="upgrade">your</span> USB stick in the **Target USB stick** menu.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
The <a href="https://asahilinux.org/">Asahi Linux</a> project is working on support for Apple chips in Linux. Support for <a href="https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Apple/M1">Apple chips in Debian</a> is following along, but it is not complete yet.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
Import the Tails signing key in your *GnuPG* keyring:
8 months ago
None

Source string added
After connecting to Tor, a dialog informs you if you have to upgrade your USB stick using *Tails Cloner* to a newer version of Tails.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
If you decide to do the upgrade, click on **Upgrade now**, and follow the assistant through the upgrade process.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
After starting Tails and connecting to Tor, *Tails Upgrader* automatically checks if upgrades are available and then proposes you to upgrade your USB stick. The upgrades are checked for and downloaded through Tor.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
Produce a PDF booklet that can be folded after printing.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
Reduce the number of pages in a PDF by putting several pages on every sheet.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
Before printing PDFs, you can use [*BookletImposer*](https://kjo.herbesfolles.org/bookletimposer/) to:
8 months ago
None

Source string added
Printing PDFs
8 months ago
None

Source string added
The *LibreOffice* website provides complete [user guides](https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications) for each of these tools, translated into several languages.
8 months ago
None

Source string added
Tails includes *[LibreOffice](https://www.libreoffice.org/)*, a powerful office suite which embeds several tools:
8 months ago

Search