About corruption and reliability of data being stored, regardless of whether or
not it is sensitive data or day to day files, is not entirely the
responsibility of the Qubes OS itself. There are many factors to consider, the
software being used, the filesystem being used, the components of the
Thanks for your input Brendan, David, Chris.
Having switched to KDE, the laptop is now completely stable, and in my
opinion far more usable than XFCE.
I'm also running Trisquel on a Thinkpad X200 flashed with Libreboot, which
feels more secure although requires more care over choosing what to
On Friday, May 10, 2019 at 2:09:09 PM UTC-4, Chris Laprise wrote:
> On 5/10/19 12:16 PM, Marc Griffiths wrote:
> > Next step for me is ordering a T400, which doesn't have Intel Management
> > Engine, supports Libreboot, and has proven itself as an uncrashable
> > workhorse. I used to run Windows
On 5/10/19 8:09 PM, Chris Laprise wrote:
On 5/10/19 12:16 PM, Marc Griffiths wrote:
My experience of installing on a Lenovo Yoga 720 was seamless,
everything worked including the touch screen. However, I experienced a
lot of random browser crashing. Chromium dead birds on a fairly
regular
On 5/10/19 12:16 PM, Marc Griffiths wrote:
Hi everyone. Nice critique John. To throw in my perspective as an
experienced Linux user switching to Qubes as sole laptop OS a few months
back. Primary usecase for me is #1 increased security when using crypto
exchanges and #2 the feeling of spinning
Hi everyone. Nice critique John. To throw in my perspective as an
experienced Linux user switching to Qubes as sole laptop OS a few months
back. Primary usecase for me is #1 increased security when using crypto
exchanges and #2 the feeling of spinning up an environment that I have
confidence in
Chris mentioned:
"The current Firefox ESR does have a tendency to freeze temporarily when
memory gets low. I'm considering switching to the non-ESR 'firefox'
package in Debian to see if the newer versions are better in this respect."
My computer (Intel NUC7i7) has 32 GB RAM, so I doubt I am
