Hi,
>
> Yui Hirasawa:
> Hello. I don't really see the point in greeting me every time.
>
That's okay :) I do it mostly for formality, since much time often
passes by between messages.
>
> Probably. But this is extra work you have to do every time you boot up
> Tails.
>
I think this is a feature.
>
> Seems pointless to hide the buttons like that.
>
Yep.
>
> I used to have my own custom arch iso. Would be neat to have my own
> custom Tails iso as well. Would require some scripting to make the
> generation of the isos as easy as possible but I think it'd be worth
> it.
>
This is how all warez should be :) "Roll my own? Sure,... let me check
some boxes,... press start,... and take a piss,...;" It could be that
simple [for users].
>
> You mean like the windows style dragging to the sides? If so, that's
> not
> really tiling.
>
shellshape, ShellTile, and gTile are what I am thinking of. But no
worries, since this seems like it should be a native function and not an
add-on.
>
> Here is a short version of it...
>
Moved to tails-ux list [0].
Thanks a bunch for this and all your help. We are thinking through the
existing and ideal Tails startup experience and this information you
have shared is very valuable.
Wordlife,
Spencer
[0]:
https://mailman.boum.org/pipermail/tails-ux/2016-January/000850.html
