On Mon, Dec 14, 2020 at 01:05:59PM -0800, ser...@da.matta.nom.br wrote:
> Dear Unman,
> Please, why Qubes chooses to use /dev/xvda differently then the other
> softwares are expecting?
> Since there is already a patch, it should be permanent to minimize problems.
> Thank you
> Em domingo, 13 de
Data Eight:
I am trying to install "Qubes-R4.0.3-x86-64 OS" on Windows 10 UEFI system.
Using Rufus created bootable media (DD image option selected). The
installation is done (till the message that qubes successfully installed
and ready to go) but after first reboot, the black screen not proceed
Dear Unman,
Please, why Qubes chooses to use /dev/xvda differently then the other
softwares are expecting?
Since there is already a patch, it should be permanent to minimize problems.
Thank you
Em domingo, 13 de dezembro de 2020 às 21:54:58 UTC-3, unman escreveu:
> On Sun, Dec 13, 2020 at
Dear Qubes Community,
Several users have pointed out a mistake in the canary below. "March
2020" should instead be "March 2021". This was just a typographical
error. We will be fixing this and updating the signatures on the canary.
Thank you.
On 12/12/20 6:22 AM, Andrew David Wong wrote:
Thank you for the replies! This definitely helps me to understand Qubes better.
If this is the process for an application being passed along with dom0, would
it be possible to actually use this process to an advantage in my case? If you
are saying what I think you are and essentially a scanned
Hello, my setup is as follows:
Debian 10 AppVM (Chromium) - OpenVPN VMs (Mullvad or ProtonVPN, with
Qubes-VPN-support made by Chris Laprise) - sys-whonix - clearnet
Recently I found that whenever I use Chromium inside my AppVM, OpenVPN
always constantly reconnects. I looked up OpenVPN log
On 12/13/20 5:17 PM, 'Reece O'Bryan' via qubes-users wrote:
Hello,
I am wondering if anyone has any ideas as to how I could run a screen reader in
Qubes. I use Orca with Debian-based systems, would it be possible to do the
same thing?
I do realize that blind people that want privacy or an
