= Progress call: 17:00 UTC =

	* Update on uninstall feature (sunil)
		* Every non-essential app can be uninstalled.
		* Experimental warning, backup before uninstall
		* Intended for issues that can't be fixed through configuration.
		* Functional test to uninstall and reinstall.
		* Missing: not purging packages
			* !FreedomBox installs some files into folders created by other packages.
			* Sometimes these files are removed when purging the package.
		* Missing: remove files created by !FreedomBox
	* JSXC: add ability to disable app
		* TODO: (sunil) Add !EnableState component and drop can_be_disabled flag
	* More integration into Debian and visibility (James)
		* Use Debian infrastructure to build !FreedomBox images
		* Run tests using Jenkins (https://jenkins.debian.net/)
			* Used for reproduciblity tests
			* Use for freedom-maker reproducibility
		* Write blog posts about !FreedomBox + Debian and submit to planet.debian.org
			* Like https://jvalleroy.me/wordpress/?p=31
			* Write about non-free firmware impact, etc.
		* Emphasize pure blend concept
			* pages under https://blends.debian.org/fbx/
	* !FreedomBox users (web, LDAP) separate from system users
		* LDAP kept in sync with web accounts.
		* Web interface doesn't use LDAP users directly.
		* LDAP authentication more widely supported than PAM.
			* We can check if applications support PAM to reconsider.
		* "getent passwd" shows list of all users in the system including LDAP users
	* Janus client (authentication/unpublish mode) (frank)
		* Succesfully used by friends and family.
			* Also sharing Bepasty URL that doesn't require password.
		* No authentication
			* Consider shared password (like Bepasty)
			* Consider random URL (password part of URL)
		* Unpublish makes you invisible / stealthy
			* We could remove the button from the page,
			* Can we disable it in Janus server?
		* Waiting for proper application (Jangouts)
			* ITP: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1005877
	* Ejabberd and Coturn
		* Video call not established when behind NAT.
		* Public TURN/STUN testing tools, run from outside LAN.
		* Monitor Coturn logs, compare intranet / internet clients.