= Hack call: 14:00 UTC =

	* 20.6.1 point release (James)
		* couldn't build the Spanish language manual for backports, hence new point release
		* Spanish manual had periods in image names - had to be removed
		* regression: a line of help text was scrapped from the users page
	* UDisks2 API usage status (sunil)
		* udisks pulls disk for smart data, email will be send
		* udiskie replacement
			* pulls in many GUI library dependencies
			* size increasement is about 200Mb
		* copied rule from udiskie, may remove later
		* future ideas:
			* prompt user for encrypted disk
		* Side discussion on disk format:
			* ext4 suggested
			* btrfs: Can add additional disks to btrfs filesystem, can use RAID
				* Snapshots could be extended to support
	* Sharing design feedback (sunil)
		* Single page to handle all types of sharing: samba, minidlna, web
		* Move discussion to forum/salsa
	* Publishing new stable images (Joseph)
		* with backported freedombox package
			* didn't handle the split out freedombox-doc-xx packages yet
		* current stable images come with 1 year old freedombox package
		* patch in freedom-maker is ready
		* planning to periodically refresh the images with new freedombox package, just like Debian does 10.x releases
	* UEFI support in i386/amd64/arm64 images
		* Maybe GPT partitions
		* Secure Boot
	* A native file-sharing app in Plinth (Joseph).  Sharing a single file, in addition of sharing a directory with files.
		* to replace Coquelicot
		* decide how long the file stays
		* shared by link, optional password
		* Onion address should work also
		* won't use freedombox internals, independent django app
		* alternative: lufi which has encryption in browser
			* RFP #923237  https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=923237
			* concern it'll become unmaintained in 2021, just like Coquelicot etc.
			* https://framablog.org/2019/09/26/lets-de-frama-tify-the-internet/
		* alternative: firefox send, huge number of dependencies
		* Any python app to do direct file transfer over Tor?
			* Onionshare: desktop app with Tor bundled (already in debian)
	* matrix-synapse
		* Running TURN server (coturn) for matrix-synapse
		* E2EE key verification UX has been painful in Riot, now progressing due French goverment adopoted Matrix
			* Resolved and live from 2020-04-16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APVp-20ATLk&t=6165
		* SFU - for audio/video conference/stream with multiple people
			* WebRTC server package (janus) is available, but no clients