Using 'sudo aptitude update'
'sudo aptitude install libreoffice'
in whonix-ws template terminal, libreoffice does not show up in whonix-ws
vm's when started afterwards. Installing libreoffice directly into vm's
works but does not persist between reboots. Is this qubes normal behavior?
How do i
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> On 2016-10-05 15:30, boromirsbe...@sigaint.org wrote:
>> Alot of this is posted on the reddit.com/r/qubes board, there are alot
>> of
>> problems with 3.2, both security + function.
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>> 1. Dom0 is exposed to Sata connected drives. This
Hi, im trying my hand again at qubes. Previously i attempted to create a
USB VM and inadvertantly bricked qubes when i assigned all usb controllers
to a vm while running qubes on a usb.
Following the instructions
(https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/assigning-devices/) i went into dom0
terminal and ran
I remember reading windows 7 had some 50 million lines of code, which is
understandable given windows one size fits all format and the sheer size
of the company. I looked up the debian 7 lines of code on wikipedia which
qubes includes (or is based on?) and it says it has 419 million source
line of
> Hello to both of you.
>
> I have encountered this issue myself, but not in relation to Qubes persae.
> I had a USB drive that I used, but I lost all on it and Qubes would not
> recognise it.
> It took a few tried to get it going again to install Qubes.
> I got it in the end, my suggestion would
> On Thursday, 9 June 2016 08:22:44 UTC+10, boromi...@sigaint.org wrote:
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>> I followed the user guide here for creating a usb VM because for some
>> reason qubes will otherwise automatically connect a possibly malicious
>> USB
>> to DOM0 for some unknown reason. My qubes is installed onto a
