muri: add some bits

wiki/src/blueprint/monthly_report/report_2019_10.mdwn

@@ -7,27 +7,25 @@
 Releases
 ========
 
-* [[Tails VERSION was released on MONTH DAY|news/version_VERSION]] ([major|bugfix|emergency] release).
+* [[Tails 4.0 was released on October 22|news/version_4.0]] ([major] release).
 
-* Tails VERSION+1 is [[scheduled for MONTH DAY|contribute/calendar]].
+* Tails 4.1 is [[scheduled for December 3|contribute/calendar]].
 
-The following changes were introduced in Tails VERSION:
+The following changes were introduced in Tails 4.0:
 
-XXX: Copy the "Changes" section of the release notes, and compact a bit:
-
-* Remove lines about software upgrade (that's not Tails itself).
-* Remove screenshots.
-* Remove "New features" and "Upgrades and changes" headlines.
-* Remove line about Changelog.
+- Replace *KeePassX* with [*KeePassXC*](https://keepassxc.org/), which
+  is more actively developed.
+- Remove *Scribus*.
+- Usability improvements to *Tails Greeter*
+- Tails 4.0 starts 20% faster.
+- Tails 4.0 requires about 250 MB less of RAM.
+- Tails 4.0 is 47 MB smaller to download than Tails 3.16, despite all
+  these changes.
+- Add support for *Thunderbolt* devices.
 
 Code
 ====
 
-XXX: If you feel like it and developers, foundation team, and RMs don't do it themselves,
-     list important code work that is not covered already by the
-     Release section (for example, the changes being worked on for
-     the next version).
-
 * We finished integrating _Tor Browser_ 9.0 into Tails ([[!tails_ticket 16356]]).
 
 * Rafael Bonifaz from the Centro de Autonomía Digital published some
@@ -97,6 +95,8 @@ Past events
   including a number of Tails users, and ran a "Discover Tails and
   translate it into your own language" session.
 
+* At the [privacyweek in Vienna](https://privacyweek.at/) there was a Tails workshop and a talk about 10 years Tails.
+
 Upcoming events
 ---------------