I noticed something like this but I think it's usually triggered by
something in dom0. Most notably I have a finicky power button and I get the
reset/logout/shutdown dialog. When I hit escape to make it go away, I have
to change virtual screens back and forth as you described.
On Mon, Jun 5, 2023
(By "local install" I mean per-user install)
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My (perhaps naive) approach is to just use flatpak local install in the
AppVM. I don't have to mess with bind-dirs. I have a couple different
AppVMs where I have such proprietary software away from anything I want to
keep safe/private. I'm curious why people are talking about reinstalling on
> Standalone VMs are good in rare cases when you need to experiment with
> an app or configuration that might conflict with a template.
Personally, so far I've used it when I want to install something that's not
in the Debian/Fedora repository (which half the time just means dev tools
and
FWIW it looks as though Debian tends to support their OSes for longer
before EOL. I'm tending toward Debian regardless just for familiarity, but
this fact makes it an easier choice. Supposing "security concerns" include
the time it takes to maintain your system (as it does for me), I see this
as
So to clarify:
> Sys-net and sys-firewall (and sys-vpn if you use it) will need it enabled.
When you say "need it enabled", you're just referring again to "provides
network", is that correct?
And secondly: Do I understand correctly so long as any qube sits in between
two other qubes in the
Hello,
I was wondering if there are guides in the docs that I missed which
describe proper creation/upgrades of "special" VMs (sys-net, sys-firewall,
and possibly vault). The closest things I found were these, both of which
seem to be for more advanced use cases:
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19 at 5:31 PM Charles Peters
wrote:
>
> On Tue, Nov 12, 2019 at 5:38 PM Dan Krol wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> *Caveat:* I'm fairly new to Qubes and Fedora.
>>
>> *Question:* How do I get a list of all available templates that I can
>> install under each
Hello,
*Caveat:* I'm fairly new to Qubes and Fedora.
*Question:* How do I get a list of all available templates that I can
install under each repository? (i.e. "current", "testing", "community" etc)
*Motivation:* I wanted to check whether Debian 10 is indeed still in
"testing" as the docs
