For everyone who thinks #QubesOS is a #Linux :D Qubes OS is not itself a Linux operating system or a hypervisor alone; it is a full security-focused desktop operating system that is built on top of the Xen hypervisor. Qubes OS uses Xen (a Type 1 or bare-metal hypervisor) to manage and isolate various virtual machines (called "qubes") that run different operating systems (such as Fedora or Debian Linux, or even Windows) within their own separate environments.

@Kroc I don't use #Apple products / #iOS.

I do however use #flatpak format apps, have used #immutable OS's as well as #QubesOS at times.

There's reasons why they exist and people use them.

I think it's a bit alarmist to think someday you won't be able to run #linux apps without containers or VMs because flatpaks exist but i'm guessing this probably isn't going to be agreed upon.

The Ultimate Guide to Using Tor Browser Securely

https://techlore.tv/w/99PhL6oeaN74emSkfG7T25

The Ultimate Guide to Using Tor Browser Securely

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#QubesOS @QubesOS est vraiment une superbe rรฉalisation sur bien des plans : pas facile ร  prendre en main, mais tout est fait pour nous faciliter la vie et, une fois pris en main, on n'a plus envie de retourner dans le monde des moldus.

#Linux #Sรฉcuritรฉ #Segmentation #Xen

Joanna Rutkowska: "Qubes OS: towards reasonably secure & trustworthy personal computing"

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If you are wanting to try out #QubesOS, i'd recommend checking out the FAQ, forum and especially the HCL to give you some idea of whether or not or how well your particular hardware may work with it.

https://doc.qubes-os.org/en/latest/

https://forum.qubes-os.org/

https://www.qubes-os.org/hcl/

#QubesOS #Hypervisor #XenHypervisor #Compartmentalization #Virtualization #Fedora #Debian #Whonix #Qube #Linux

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DJ Ware has recently released a video for those who may have heard of #Qubes but never really looked into it as well as those who haven't and may have some interest in something more secure than what other #linux distros offer.

Qubes OS: The Last Bastion of Digital Freedom

https://youtu.be/mtJ7hq_JTQ8

#QubesOS #Hypervisor #XenHypervisor #Compartmentalization #Virtualization #Fedora #Debian #Whonix #Qube

Qubes OS: The Last Bastion of Digital Freedom

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Thinking of my recent experiments with #QubesOS that I did before reinstalling with #NixOS, maybe it would be worth going back to it and really just having the Intel Arc A380 PCIe passed through into a Qube. I could have Dom0 accessible over the IPMI exclusively and do everything within a Qube. That way I could also more easily reboot into e.g. a Windows Qube for gaming and wouldn't have to deal with working out the quirks steam on ArchLinux ./. NixOS has...

Weird. I had a sys-vpn on #QubesOS based on @solene guide. It worked for over a year, then suddenly stopped. It would connect to the VPN but I couldn't even ping a domain. I gave up on it for a while.

Today, since I have nothing else to do, I went through the guide again and double checked everything. Turns out adding the line to adjust the MTU solved the problem. Go figure.