Tails 6.13

Tails is a live operating system that you can boot on almost any computer from a USB memory stick or DVD. Tails does this by using the distribution classic Gnome of Linux. The top navigation bar allows you quick access to "Applications" and "Places" so you can easily access what you need quickly and easily and not lost.

Tails - independent operating System for security

Menu "apps" provide shortcuts for bundled software, including graphics, audio and video, office, system tools, and more. It also provides a shortcut to the configuration utility Gnome. The Menu "Places" provide access to the folder, storage media, and more. There are also "Favorites" allows you to quick access to most of the internet tools you need, including the TOR browser, Keepass, Icedove, Pidgin, and terminal, Gnome.

Tails is a good way to do many things, but primarily just access the internet easily. It is expected that it will take more than an hour before you down load, set up and launch for the first time. Everyone should remember that although it promises privacy, but it's just as good as Gnome, and the apps used in it.

The features of the Tails

• use the Internet anonymously and moderated spleen law
• all connections to the Internet are forced to go through the Tor network
• leave no trace on the computer you are using unless you explicitly ask
• use the encryption tool to encrypt files, email and instant messages by you.