Nothing.
I believe SELinux fedora may be better choice. But don’t have time to look into this, so continuing with setup I use.
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Could you explain how secureblue is more hardened than Kicksecure?
Wayland is a display server protocol designed to replace X11 (X Window
System) protocol.
What is the status of Wayland support in QubesOS?
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I find that kicksecure template install and distromorphing are buggy at present.
Anybody have issues?
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Just wait until they release an official KickSecure template. They are working on it.
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have you tried secureblue?
where can i install secureblue? Their .iso is not present on their site or github
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To install secureblue, you will use a Fedora Atomic (or CoreOS, for securecore) ISO to install Fedora Atomic, then rebase to a secureblue image using the installer. Unless specified otherwise, secureblue is used to refer to both the secureblue set of images and the securecore set of images, for the sake of brevity. The install script presented in a later step lets you choose between them. You must start from a Fedora Atomic ISO for secureblue desktop images, and must start from a Fedora CoreOS ISO for securecore images.
They don’t offer ISO. You have to install ISO image you want from fedora website and then rebase to secureblue.
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Since secureblue relies on Wayland it’s not clear to me that this will
work as a template, and certainly not as a dom0 replacement. Or have you
tried this and have it working?
I never presume to speak for the Qubes team.
When I comment in the Forum I speak for myself.
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It might be a better idea to integrate the Nix programming language and package manager into Fedora.
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