How I learned to love Liteqube (and why you should, too, even if you have enough RAM)

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Almost ported to ansible. Would not say it is a “clean” port because qubes ansible still lacks native tooling so there is still some shell :confused:

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Great ! don’t worry shell is still better than this crap salt as hell.
tell me when I can test to help you

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So can you share the code ? Then I can start implementing it

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Here is a good ansible setup for some inspiration. It is not mine.

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oh thanks. analyzing it right now.
NEWS: This repo looks promising. There is not many features, but the LLM stack itself is nice.

Found another one as well, contains split-ssh/split-gpg/vault and many more: GitHub - fepitre/qubes-ansible-collections · GitHub

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Well, once I finish with QWT i am back on Liteqube, I have a lot of ideas how to minimize dom0 influence you guys hate so much.

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Hi @arkenoi.
So you’re the developer of liteqube?

So then, I wonder if you ever plan to incorporate it together with @linuxuser1’s Live mode script and also @abdullah’s hardening script which I’ve been testing whenever I set aside the time.

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Possibly. Not everything belongs, but some parts may.

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