Would it be blasphemous to run some sort of software update at boot?
Ideally some sort of very visible indicator displaying the date of the
most recent security update would be nice too. I feel like these
vulnerability gaps are inevitable, and trying to avoid them with
tricky scheduling would just make release schedules overly complex,
and even then it doesn't really help much against an adversary who
isn't bound to such schedules.
- DEAN
On Mon, Jan 4, 2016 at 11:41 AM, Spencer <spencerone@???> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>>
>> u:
>> TL;DR: Thunderbird is not always released at the same time as FF,
>>
>> This implies that we have to choose between
>> a) delay Tails releases to get the new Icedove; or
>> b) [Risk security by] sticking to the current Firefox release schedule
>> every 6 weeks.
>>
>
> With all due respect to Mozilla devs and all those here involved in making
> the decision to migrate to Icedove, this seems like quite the effort for
> un(der)usable and bloated software, especially given the severity of the
> options above.
>
> None of these are desired experiences :(
>
> Wordlife,
> Spencer
>
>
>
>
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