I run Qubes and my impression is that their greatest accomplishment is that it’s easy to use multiple VMs once you get it set up. Setting it up right is way beyond average users, so yeah, sounds like legit product idea.
This is a great idea. I'm an advanced user. I work in cybersecurity in my real job and have used Linux for a few years, although I have not used Quebes yet.
Will the team be releasing any steps/documentation on how DIY users can replicate the setup? I am confident I can get everything to work properly, just don't want to take the risk of missing some important configuration.
That's an interesting idea and although I'm running on Linux and doing my best for security practices I'm clearly not at the level you describe. So I would be interested, except I don't really see the point of putting ~2.5k$ into a laptop that would be used only to make crypto transactions.
Unless you can setup a dual boot and use it for other things but I'm not sure about the risks if one OS gets compromised...
Fantastic idea guys/gals/whatever. Great way to expand the brand beyond the stack and defi academy.... best of luck!
I run Qubes and my impression is that their greatest accomplishment is that it’s easy to use multiple VMs once you get it set up. Setting it up right is way beyond average users, so yeah, sounds like legit product idea.
This is a great idea. I'm an advanced user. I work in cybersecurity in my real job and have used Linux for a few years, although I have not used Quebes yet.
Will the team be releasing any steps/documentation on how DIY users can replicate the setup? I am confident I can get everything to work properly, just don't want to take the risk of missing some important configuration.
How would we know you’re not shipping us a compromised device? ;)
That's an interesting idea and although I'm running on Linux and doing my best for security practices I'm clearly not at the level you describe. So I would be interested, except I don't really see the point of putting ~2.5k$ into a laptop that would be used only to make crypto transactions.
Unless you can setup a dual boot and use it for other things but I'm not sure about the risks if one OS gets compromised...