You need to be consistent and follow through with your work to the end if you’ve decided to become a moderator.
Therefore, you should close this guide as well Qubes OS live mode. dom0 in RAM. Non-persistent Boot. RAM-Wipe. Protection against forensics. Tails mode. Hardening dom0. Root read‑only. Paranoid Security. Ephemeral Encryption because there’s nothing Qubes-specific in it - you’ll easily set up new GRUB options, dracut modules, and sysctl hardening on other distros (Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu). I did this easily on other distros. So, it should be closed and deleted.
Also, you should close this guide Hidden "nuke" duress password to LUKS-encrypted disk. Qubes self-destruct module what’s unique about it for Qubes? It would work on any Fedora.
You should also close this guide Alternative duress passwords for ScreenSaver and LightDM, because here too there’s nothing unique to Qubes, and it works on any Fedora.
Then close and delete this guide, as it’s just running antidetect browsers on Linux Antidetect‑appVM with FOSS Antidetect Browsers. Windows fingerprint. Random fingerprint in dvm
You can close and delete this guide Ephemeral DVMs in fully ephemeral thin pools (ephemeral encryption, zram-disk, tmpfs). Removing DVM logs and metadata you can run these overlay pools on any distro with LVM, as well as clean up the journal and logs using tmpfs - there’s absolutely nothing unique here (and it looks very similar to this guide).
Next, close this guide DNScrypt-proxy qube. Encrypted anon DNS with relay routing (like Tor) it’s just a DNSCrypt proxy for Linux, nothing Qubes-specific at all (this guide would work on any distro).
And it’s also time to close this guide Installation of Amnezia VPN and Amnezia WG: effective tools against internet blocks via DPI for China, Russia, Belarus, Turkmenistan, Iran. VPN with Vless XRay reality. Best obfuscation for WireGuard. Easy self‑hosted VPN. Bypass it just installing a VPN on Debian.
Otherwise, you are just a slacker who doesn’t carry out their responsibilities to the end.