Eventually my questions are stupid and show a bad understanding of the whole
qubes thing, but nonetheless I will ask them, because I could not answer them
by myself (googleing, etc.)
1) The template VMs have no network connection at all, but "dnf" can capture
rpm's. How does is work? Like in Dom0 by "qubes-dom0-update"?
2) Is there any way to start a whole VM (regardless if TemplateVM or AppVM) in
one window?
Explanation: If I start e.g. firefox in Domain "Work" the start of the VM
"Work" and its X-Window System is hidden to me and I will see only the
resulting "firefox-window" and so on. Is there a way to see the "whole VM" in
one window where I can see how the VM starts and which ends up in the VM's full
X Window System. (Call it a Virtualbox-like start if you want)
3) AppVMs deviate only by its home and /usr/local folder from the TemplateVM.
How is it possible to achieve different configurations in /etc for AppVMs based
on the same template? (E.g. how stores sys-net the connections in
"/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections"?)
4) Is there any reason why nautilus is preferred over thunar? I am asking
because it has another look and feel than xfce?
Thanks in advance for answering one or more of these questions.
Regards
Penkpanda
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