Hey y'all,
There's a new version of StrongBox available on my site. StrongBox is my
attempt at using linux-vserver and some other cool technologies to
create an open, trusted computing platform, based on the concept of
partially embedding services.
It's somewhat easier to use than the last, and i
Liam Helmer wrote:
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Thank you for your reply. Perfectly understandable, there. I will give
it a 'look-see'.
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It will always remain free software.
Long Answer: Part of the security of StrongBox linux is in the fact that
all the components are digitally signed. To do this, you need to have a
CA set up and embedded into the StrongBox initrd. The basic concept
money is that I sell pre-built versions that alr
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Liam, is this 'free software' and will it always remain such?
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Hey y'all,
I've mentioned this before, but, now that I've finally got my new site
up, I'll put in a proper plug.
I've been building a linux distribution over the last year that is based
on linux-vserver, called StrongBox linux. It's based around gentoo and
debian, running kernel 2.6.8.1. The basi
