Tails, the amnesic incognito live system, also known as the Anonymous Live CD, will soon get a new version that promises to introduce several new features and updated components, along with an improved installer.Tails 3.2 is now in development with a first Release Candidate (RC) milestone out the door this week, and it introduces Tails Installer 4.4.19, a version that's capable of detecting if Tails is installed or not on the target computer. This makes it possible to initiate an upgrade process from a previous Tails version.
Additionally, the Tails Installer no longer includes the splash screen and comes with some more tweaks to improve the user experience. The built-in Bluetooth support is now completely disabled in Tails 3.2 RC1, which instead adds PPPoE support to allow users to connect to DSL or dial-up networks.
"Upgrade to Tails Installer 4.4.19, which gets rid of the splash screen, detects when Tails already is installed on the target device (and then pro... (read more)
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