cacu

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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Replacing *Vidalia* with *Onion Circuits*.
Reemplazar *Vidalia* con *Onion Circuits*.
6 years ago
cacu

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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Integrating the *Electrum* Bitcoin client.
Integrar el cliente de Bitcoin *Electrum*.
6 years ago
cacu

Suggestion accepted

  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Developing **new features** is not the biggest share of our budget. They are almost exclusively covered by grants or developed by volunteers. Since 2015, new features that were not funded by grants included:
El desarrollo de nuevas funcionalidades no es una parte muy grande de nuestro presupuesto. Son cubiertas casi en su totalidad por subvenciones o desarrolladas por voluntarios. Desde 2015 las nuevas funcionalidades que no fueron financiadas a través de subvenciones incluyen:
6 years ago
cacu

Suggestion accepted

  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Even without building anything new in Tails, publishing our **releases** every 6 weeks is a lot of work as it also implies fixing the problems found in previous versions, documenting the changes, migrating to newer versions of Debian, GNOME, and Tor Browser, and making sure that the **foundations** of Tails stay relevant. As the schedule of emergency releases is unpredictable, they are hard to fund through grants and we instead usually rely on donations.
Incluso aunque no hagamos cosas nuevas en Tails, publicar nuestras **versiones** cada 6 semanas es un montón de trabajo e implica además arreglar los problemas que se han encontrado en versiones anteriores, documentar los cambios, migrar a nuevas versiones de Debian, GNOME y Tor Browser, y asegurarse de que las **bases** de Tails siguen siendo relevantes. Ya que las fechas de versiones de emergencia son impredecibles, son difíciles de financiar a través de subvenciones, por eso normalmente las financiamos con las donaciones.
6 years ago
cacu

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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
In our last post we explained [[why we need donations]]. Today we're telling you more about how we use these donations.
En nuestro último post explicamos [[por qué necesitamos donaciones|why we need donations]]. Hoy te contamos un poco cómo usamos esas donaciones.
6 years ago
cacu

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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
[[!meta title="What we do with your money"]]
[[!meta title="Qué hacemos con tu dinero"]]
6 years ago
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  3. Spanish
Changes committed 6 years ago
set_

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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
[[!meta date="Mon, 02 Nov 2016 12:34:56 +0000"]]
[[!meta date="Mon, 02 Nov 2016 12:34:56 +0000"]]
6 years ago
emmapeel

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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Organizing our own **meetings** and attending conferences in our field is critical to keep our community alive and relevant. But this is usually hard to get funded by grants, so donations help us a lot here. Since 2015, we attended more than 15 international conferences on free software (DebConf), Internet freedom (IFF), hacking (32C3), human rights (RightsCon), and journalism (Logan CIJ). And organized more than 10 internal in-person meetings and development sprints.
 
6 years ago
emmapeel

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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
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Writing numerous additions to our website and documentation.
 
6 years ago
emmapeel

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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Adding support for `obfs4` Tor bridges.
 
6 years ago
emmapeel

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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Adding an offline mode that disables all networking.
 
6 years ago
emmapeel

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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Continue working on a new version of *Tails Greeter*.
 
6 years ago
emmapeel

Suggestion added

  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Replacing *Vidalia* with *Onion Circuits*.
 
6 years ago
emmapeel

Suggestion added

  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Integrating the *Electrum* Bitcoin client.
 
6 years ago
emmapeel

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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Developing **new features** is not the biggest share of our budget. They are almost exclusively covered by grants or developed by volunteers. Since 2015, new features that were not funded by grants included:
 
6 years ago
emmapeel

Suggestion removed

  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Even without building anything new in Tails, publishing our **releases** every 6 weeks is a lot of work as it also implies fixing the problems found in previous versions, documenting the changes, migrating to newer versions of Debian, GNOME, and Tor Browser, and making sure that the **foundations** of Tails stay relevant. As the schedule of emergency releases is unpredictable, they are hard to fund through grants and we instead usually rely on donations.
 
6 years ago
emmapeel

Suggestion added

  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Even without building anything new in Tails, publishing our **releases** every 6 weeks is a lot of work as it also implies fixing the problems found in previous versions, documenting the changes, migrating to newer versions of Debian, GNOME, and Tor Browser, and making sure that the **foundations** of Tails stay relevant. As the schedule of emergency releases is unpredictable, they are hard to fund through grants and we instead usually rely on donations.
 
6 years ago
emmapeel

Suggestion added

  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
Even without building anything new in Tails, publishing our **releases** every 6 weeks is a lot of work as it also implies fixing the problems found in previous versions, documenting the changes, migrating to newer versions of Debian, GNOME, and Tor Browser, and making sure that the **foundations** of Tails stay relevant. As the schedule of emergency releases is unpredictable, they are hard to fund through grants and we instead usually rely on donations.
 
6 years ago
emmapeel

Suggestion added

  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/what_we_do_with_your_money.*.po
  3. Spanish
In our last post we explained [[why we need donations]]. Today we're telling you more about how we use these donations.
 
6 years ago

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