Ci sono molti modi di contribuire a Tails. Nessuno sforzo è troppo piccolo e qualsiasi cosa tu faccia per questa comunità sarà apprezzata. Vai avanti e scopri come puoi fare la differenza in Tails.

Ways to contribute

Share your experience

Every user can help others or provide developers with useful information.

• Report errors
• Test experimental Tails images
• Provide input to developers
• Help other Tails users

Donate

Donating speeds up the development of Tails.

Donate

Contribute your language skills

Writer

Good writers can make Tails accessible to more people.

• Improve our documentation

Translator

Chi è abile nella traduzione può permettere a un maggior numero di persone nel mondo di utilizzare Tails.

• Migliorare Tails nella propria lingua

Discorsi pubblici

Speakers can advocate Tails to all kinds of public.

• Outreach material: logo, leaflets, stickers, etc.

Contribute your computer skills

Developer or maintainer

Chi sviluppa software negli ambiti di competenza più diversi può migliorare Tails.

• Lavorare sul codice sorgente
• Migliorare Tails lavorando su Debian

Amministrazione di sistema

Chi amministra sistemi può contribuire all'infrastruttura che supporta Tails.

• Mantenere un mirror HTTP
• Migliorare l'infrastruttura di Tails

Progettazione

Chi ha capacità di design può rendere Tails più facile da usare e più attraente.

• Migliorare il sito web
• Progettare la grafica
• Migliorare l'esperienza utente di Tails

Reference documents

• Mission and values

• Design documents

• Blueprints to help structuring ideas for future improvements

• Merge policy

• Logo

• Personas

Tools for contributors

• Source code: Git repositories

• GitLab source code and bug tracker

• Starter tasks for new contributors

• Building a Tails image

  • Build a local copy of the website

  • Customize Tails

  • Nightly Tails image builds

  • Jenkins CI

• Debian packages

  • APT repository, to store our custom Debian packages

  • How we manage and upgrade the Linux kernel.

  • How we manage and upgrade tor.

• Tips to develop and debug Tor Connection

• Tips to develop Persistent Storage

• Glossary for contributors

Release cycle

• Release schedule

• Release process

  • Manual test suite

  • Automated test suite

  • Verification JavaScript

Relationship with upstream and derivatives

• Relationship with upstream

• Improve Tails by working on Debian

• About creating Tails derivatives

Collective process

• Calendar of releases

• Code of conduct

• Social contract

• People

• Marking a task as Starter

• Document progress

• Reimbursements

  • Organizing a sprint

  • Sponsorship to attend events on behalf of Tails

  • Hardware and other reimbursements

• Teams

  • Accounting team

  • Community Health team

  • Foundations team

  • Fundraising team

  • Help desk

  • Management team

  • Release managers

  • Ticket gardeners

  • Sysadmins

  • Technical writers

  • Test suite maintainers

  • Translation platform maintainers

  • UX designers

• Interfaces between roles and teams

  • Developers and Release Managers

• Roles for sponsor deliverables (internal documentation):

  • tails/summit/-/wikis/Handbook/Grant contract management

Getting credits

We're ok with people getting credits for whatever contribution they did to Tails. Sometimes this is publicly available (for example: in issues, git history, etc.), in which case this is enough for us.

In some cases such info might not be publicly visible (for example: facilitation work done for meetings or data that was deleted for some reason). In this case, if the contributor so wish, we're ok with adding explicit public credit somewhere they can link to. If that's your case, please contact us.

Contact us

To talk to other Tails contributors, subscribe to the relevant mailing lists.