Tails/wiki/src/support/faq.*.po — Portuguese @ Tails translation platform

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	English type: Plain text - For hardware compatibility issues, refer to our [[known issues\|support/known_issues]].
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	English type: Plain text - To learn what you can do with Tails, refer to our [[documentation\|doc]].
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	English type: Plain text - For questions related to Tor, see also to the [Tor support pages](https://support.torproject.org/).
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	English type: Plain text Tails [[was founded\|news/celebrating_10_years]] in 2009 and [[joined forces with Tor\|news/tails_tor]] in 2024.
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	English type: Plain text <h2 id="gnome">Why does Tails ship the GNOME Desktop?</h2>
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	English type: Plain text We had users ask for LXDE, XFCE, MATE, KDE, and so on, but we are not going to change desktop. According to us, the main drawback of GNOME is that it requires quite a lot of resources to work properly, but it has many advantages. The GNOME Desktop is:
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	English type: Plain text - Well integrated, especially for new Linux users.
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	English type: Plain text - Very well translated and documented.
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	English type: Plain text - Doing relatively good regarding accessibility features.
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	English type: Plain text - Actively developed.
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	English type: Bullet: '- ' Well maintained in [[Debian\|faq#debian]], where it is the default desktop environment.
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	English type: Plain text We invested quite some time in acquiring GNOME knowledge, and switching our desktop environment would require going through that process again.
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	English type: Plain text We are not proposing several desktop environments to choose from because we want to [[limit the amount of software included in Tails\|faq#new-software]].
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	English type: Plain text Yes. Tails requires a USB stick dedicated to only running Tails.
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	English type: Plain text If it were possible to use the same USB stick with another operating system, for example to store files to use on Windows, a virus in the other operating system could corrupt your Tails.
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	English type: Plain text That's why your Tails USB stick is not recognized in Windows and why we discourage installing other live operating systems on the same USB stick.
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	English type: Plain text To store files in your Tails USB stick, use the [[Persistent Storage\|doc/persistent_storage]]. To exchange files between Tails and another operating system, use a separate USB stick.
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	English type: Plain text No. Those installation methods are unsupported. They might not work at all, or worse: they might seem to work, but produce a USB stick that does not behave like Tails should. Follow the [[download and installation documentation\|install]] instead.
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	English type: Plain text No. Upgrading whenever you get a notification from [[Tails Upgrader\|doc/upgrade]] is enough.
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	English type: Plain text Tails provides upgrades every 4 weeks, which are thoroughly tested to make sure that no security feature or configuration gets broken.
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