I got this to work with Tails and will post a summary of how I do it this weekend.
It's not the most elegant solution, but if you're willing to type in a few commands each time you boot into your "Tails offline wallet "environment then it gets the job done.
Topic: Any plans on getting Armory in the Debian repo? (Read 706 times)
I second the motion. 
It would greatly simplify using Armory with TAILS.
It would greatly simplify using Armory with TAILS.Well, I haven't had it as a high priority, but I could probably pretty easily create an offline bundle for TAILS. I have the release scripts setup now to make offline bundles easier to add to the release process. Just a one - time down payment of figuring out the required packages to bundle.
I second the motion. It would greatly simplify using Armory with TAILS.
It would greatly simplify using Armory with TAILS. 
I have no idea how that whole process works. I just know it would be really nice. If your client makes it to the Debian repo, it's sort of a stamp of approval from a very stability and security minded group of linux users. Electrum is going to be released with Debian 8. I don't think it's too late for Armory, either. I think you've got another 6-12 months before it's too late. I hope whoever that guy is that's helping you really steps up and makes it happen. Would be great to see Armory in Debian 8 stable.
That would be really nice!
It hasn't been high on my priority list but we got a guy coming in who might enjoy that task.
Anyone here have experience with this? Our current packaging only throws a few Lintian warnings and errors, probably easy to clean up. I assume that's a pre-requisite. What do we do after that?
That would be really nice!
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