What is a sane way to manage applications one doesn't trust (e.g. Skype )? As
far as I understand the qubes concept so far, I would either have to install
the app in my general template (which I do not want ) or create a dedicated
template just for the app vm that is supposed to run that app ...
Hi,
Us it possible to manage parameters (like what net vm to use) for individual
vms from the command line? Lets say the system defaults to sys-whonix, but
specific vms should use sys-net straight. ..
Thanks for any hint.
Joh
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On Thursday, August 17, 2017, Drew White wrote:
> On Thursday, 17 August 2017 06:41:54 UTC+10, Graumann, Johannes wrote:
> > See subject line. I would appreaciate a rc.lua to get started ... Optimally
> > I want to have the XFCE4 applications menue, the pulseaudio &
> > networkmanager plugins
For nine month now I'm running salt managed Qubes 4.1 as a daily driver with
some non-standard usage like podman running development Qubes etc.
Until recently I was happy with my setup despite occasional hardware hiccups
(iffy support of Lenovo docking station etc.), but in the last couple of we
I'm desperate to find a good USB-C docking station that will work well with my
Lenovo ThinkPad, >=2 screens (and QubesOS).
The Lenovo one is terrible. On Qubes it never worked for 2 screens and has four
a couple of months now jittery video via USB-C - if at all.
It's not just me too... A window
I have for years done my development work using dedicated AppVMs that run
podman (https://podman.io/) containers based on images from bioconductor
(https://bioconductor.org/help/docker/) for project isolation and
reproducibility - images are pushed on a per project basis into the registry of
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