i tried to read it and didn’t understand it which means i am probably the sort of user this is intended for
is there video not on YouTube? i don’t trust their javascripts and even with whonix they try to do so many strange tracking things, i don’t trust them
if this is a tool to use pre-made scripts to do things (like do what is in community guide) that is very good
one thing i don’t like about in firefox is it’s in all the templates and if click the wrong thing it tries to open firefox which by default has ad partners and telemetry and may be logging things about me
i wish there were a script to always remove firefox from every template and replace it with librewolf or just refuse to open http links.
there was also discussion about all the programs in templates and how it would be nice if there was way to automate just saving a list of that. if this program can do that, it’s good.
for beta testing, do you move directory into dom0 and just run /default.sh?
there’s no hash to check before moving it into dom0, reading all the code and confirming it’s not modified is hard
i don’t like matrix, they don’t protect users enough in some ways
i tried to install sys-audio myself and it didn’t work. it would be nice if there had been .sh script for that
i would like if qubes had more screen savers.
Sometimes I am creating a public key or private key in a VM. I wish I could store those all in a different way so I’d be less likely to lose them. They aren’t things that are good to lose. There’s a split something in Qubes but I don’t know if it’s for this or how to use it.
i am not sure if this is what this does.
One day I was tired of Windows and so I typed into Yandex “what is best linux operating system”? and the answer was Qubes so that’s what I download and installed
Does this pull scripts from github? Are they imported every time? Does always run in the background like a service? Are there any risks in using it and would it increase surface for attack?