I use an Acer Aspire E5-575G-76YK and went to 32GB of the highest speed and
lowest latency RAM that was compatible. I also went to a Samsung 1TB 850 Pro
SSD.
This Acer is well known for being a workhorse but most of all, one of the most
Linux compatible notebooks out there. I love it. Plan on
It's posted:
https://www.qubes-os.org/downloads/#qubes-release-4-0-rc5-release-candidate
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I've been using Qubes for about a year. It took me a few weeks to get
everything just right, I did a TON if tiny customizations for the sake of
opsec. Even tho I have a Surface Pro, I use my Qubes laptop 99.999% of the
time. I specifically bought an Acer laptop that was totally compatible and
I see on the Whonix website that's linked to it simply says:
"To access the v3 onion address, Whonix users must install the latest Tor 3.2.9
client in Whonix-Gateway ( sys-whonix ) via the stable-proposed-updates
repository."
Any idea the commands to do this from the terminal for the
Are there plans for the final 4.0 release to have a direct upgrade path from
3.2? Or do we just backup all of our VMs, fresh install 4.0, then restore our
VMs?
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I see, thank you for the explanation. I had no idea ME versions were that
fragmented.
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Has anyone here successfully disabled the Intel ME yet?
http://blog.ptsecurity.com/2017/08/disabling-intel-me.html
I'm hoping a future release of Qubes integrates this into the install process
for us. Or be downloadable as a package like Anti-Evil Maid?
Thoughts?
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