GET https://kbin.spritesserver.nl/m/linux@lemmy.ml/t/10588/Your-chosen-desktop-Linux-defaults/top

Response
200 OK
IP
3.128.180.89
Profiled on
Token
197b22

Security

Token

There is no security token.

Firewall

main Name
Security enabled
Stateless

Configuration

Key Value
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Authenticators

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Access Decision

affirmative Strategy
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2 
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12 
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    What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
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    - Btrfs: I use Btrfs for transparent compression which is a game changer for my use cases and using it w/o Raid I had never trouble with corrupt data on power failures, compared to ext4.\n
    - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
    - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
    \n
    My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
    \n
    Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\EntryVoter"
 ACCESS DENIED 
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 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
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 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\MessageVoter"
 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\NotificationVoter"
 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\OAuth2UserConsentVoter"
 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\PostCommentVoter"
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 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
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 ACCESS ABSTAIN
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3 DENIED edit 
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      \n
      Distributions include the Linux kernel and supporting system software and libraries, many of which are provided by the GNU Project. Many Linux distributions use the word “Linux” in their name, but the Free Software Foundation uses the name GNU/Linux to emphasize the importance of GNU software, causing some controversy.\n
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      - [!libre_culture@lemmy.ml](https://lemmy.ml/c/libre_culture)\n
      - [!technology@lemmy.ml](https://lemmy.ml/c/technology)\n
      - [!libre_hardware@lemmy.ml](https://lemmy.ml/c/libre_hardware)\n
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      Community icon by [Alpár-Etele Méder](https://www.iconfinder.com/pocike), licensed under [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
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    What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
    \n
    To give you an example what I am asking for, here is my list with reasons (funnily enough, using these settings on Debian, which are AFAIK the defaults for Fedora):\n
    \n
    - Btrfs: I use Btrfs for transparent compression which is a game changer for my use cases and using it w/o Raid I had never trouble with corrupt data on power failures, compared to ext4.\n
    - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
    - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
    \n
    My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
    \n
    Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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      \n
      Distributions include the Linux kernel and supporting system software and libraries, many of which are provided by the GNU Project. Many Linux distributions use the word “Linux” in their name, but the Free Software Foundation uses the name GNU/Linux to emphasize the importance of GNU software, causing some controversy.\n
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      - [!technology@lemmy.ml](https://lemmy.ml/c/technology)\n
      - [!libre_hardware@lemmy.ml](https://lemmy.ml/c/libre_hardware)\n
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        I don’t think I will ever go back to a filesystem without snapshot support. BTRFS with Snapper is just so damn cool. It’s an absolute lifesaver when working with Nvidia drivers because if you breathe on your system wrong it will fail to boot. Kernel updates and driver updates are a harrowing experience with Nvidia, but snapper is like an IRL cheat code.\n
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        OpenSuse has this by default, but I’m back to good ol’ Debian now. This and PipeWire are the main reasons I installed Debian via Spiral Linux instead of the stock Debian installer. Every time I install a new package with apt, it automatically created `pre` and `post` snapshots. Absolutely thrilled with the results so far. Saved me a few hours already, after yet another failed Nvidia installation attempt.
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      Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
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      How does it differ from stock?
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    Details on the Spiral Linux web site: [spirallinux.github.io](https://spirallinux.github.io/)\n
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    Key points are BTRFS with Snapper, PipeWire, newer kernels and some other niceties from backports, proprietary drivers/codecs by default, VirtualBox support (which I’ve personally had huge problems with in the past on multiple distros). They also mention font tweaks, but I haven’t done side-by-side comparisons, so I’m not sure exactly what that means.\n
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    Details on the Spiral Linux web site: [spirallinux.github.io](https://spirallinux.github.io/)\n
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    Details on the Spiral Linux web site: [spirallinux.github.io](https://spirallinux.github.io/)\n
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        I don’t think I will ever go back to a filesystem without snapshot support. BTRFS with Snapper is just so damn cool. It’s an absolute lifesaver when working with Nvidia drivers because if you breathe on your system wrong it will fail to boot. Kernel updates and driver updates are a harrowing experience with Nvidia, but snapper is like an IRL cheat code.\n
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        OpenSuse has this by default, but I’m back to good ol’ Debian now. This and PipeWire are the main reasons I installed Debian via Spiral Linux instead of the stock Debian installer. Every time I install a new package with apt, it automatically created `pre` and `post` snapshots. Absolutely thrilled with the results so far. Saved me a few hours already, after yet another failed Nvidia installation attempt.
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      Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
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      How does it differ from stock?
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    > How does it differ from stock?\n
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      Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
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    > How does it differ from stock?\n
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    > How does it differ from stock?\n
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          I don’t think I will ever go back to a filesystem without snapshot support. BTRFS with Snapper is just so damn cool. It’s an absolute lifesaver when working with Nvidia drivers because if you breathe on your system wrong it will fail to boot. Kernel updates and driver updates are a harrowing experience with Nvidia, but snapper is like an IRL cheat code.\n
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          OpenSuse has this by default, but I’m back to good ol’ Debian now. This and PipeWire are the main reasons I installed Debian via Spiral Linux instead of the stock Debian installer. Every time I install a new package with apt, it automatically created `pre` and `post` snapshots. Absolutely thrilled with the results so far. Saved me a few hours already, after yet another failed Nvidia installation attempt.
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        Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
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        How does it differ from stock?
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      > How does it differ from stock?\n
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      I will never understand why people choose distributions that will brick themselves when the wind blows, so they add snapshot support as a band-aid, and then they celebrate “woo hoo, it takes pre and post snapshots after every package install!”\n
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    To clarify, this is my first time using Spiral Linux. My experience regarding Nvidia drivers is across several different distros (most recently Ubuntu LTS and OpenSuse Tumbleweed). I have *never* had a seamless experience. Often the initial driver installation works, but CUDA and related tools are finicky. Sometimes a kernel update breaks everything. Sometimes it doesn’t play nice with other kernel extensions.\n
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    The Debian version of the drivers didn’t set up Secure Boot properly. Instead, I rolled back and used the generic Nvidia .run installer, which worked fine. Not seamless, obviously, but not really worse than my experience on other distros. In the future I will always just use the generic installers from Nvidia.\n
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    Point is, with BTRFS you can just try anything without fear. I’m not going to worry about installing kernel updates from now on, or driver updates, or anything, because if anything goes wrong, it’s no big deal.
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          I don’t think I will ever go back to a filesystem without snapshot support. BTRFS with Snapper is just so damn cool. It’s an absolute lifesaver when working with Nvidia drivers because if you breathe on your system wrong it will fail to boot. Kernel updates and driver updates are a harrowing experience with Nvidia, but snapper is like an IRL cheat code.\n
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        Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
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        How does it differ from stock?
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      > How does it differ from stock?\n
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      I will never understand why people choose distributions that will brick themselves when the wind blows, so they add snapshot support as a band-aid, and then they celebrate “woo hoo, it takes pre and post snapshots after every package install!”\n
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      How about using a distro where you never have to restore a snapshot…
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    To clarify, this is my first time using Spiral Linux. My experience regarding Nvidia drivers is across several different distros (most recently Ubuntu LTS and OpenSuse Tumbleweed). I have *never* had a seamless experience. Often the initial driver installation works, but CUDA and related tools are finicky. Sometimes a kernel update breaks everything. Sometimes it doesn’t play nice with other kernel extensions.\n
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    The Debian version of the drivers didn’t set up Secure Boot properly. Instead, I rolled back and used the generic Nvidia .run installer, which worked fine. Not seamless, obviously, but not really worse than my experience on other distros. In the future I will always just use the generic installers from Nvidia.\n
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      What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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          I don’t think I will ever go back to a filesystem without snapshot support. BTRFS with Snapper is just so damn cool. It’s an absolute lifesaver when working with Nvidia drivers because if you breathe on your system wrong it will fail to boot. Kernel updates and driver updates are a harrowing experience with Nvidia, but snapper is like an IRL cheat code.\n
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        Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
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        How does it differ from stock?
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      > How does it differ from stock?\n
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      Well for one thing their driver support is apparently “harrowing”. 😊\n
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      I will never understand why people choose distributions that will brick themselves when the wind blows, so they add snapshot support as a band-aid, and then they celebrate “woo hoo, it takes pre and post snapshots after every package install!”\n
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      How about using a distro where you never have to restore a snapshot…
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    To clarify, this is my first time using Spiral Linux. My experience regarding Nvidia drivers is across several different distros (most recently Ubuntu LTS and OpenSuse Tumbleweed). I have *never* had a seamless experience. Often the initial driver installation works, but CUDA and related tools are finicky. Sometimes a kernel update breaks everything. Sometimes it doesn’t play nice with other kernel extensions.\n
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            I don’t think I will ever go back to a filesystem without snapshot support. BTRFS with Snapper is just so damn cool. It’s an absolute lifesaver when working with Nvidia drivers because if you breathe on your system wrong it will fail to boot. Kernel updates and driver updates are a harrowing experience with Nvidia, but snapper is like an IRL cheat code.\n
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          Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
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          How does it differ from stock?
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        > How does it differ from stock?\n
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        Well for one thing their driver support is apparently “harrowing”. 😊\n
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        I will never understand why people choose distributions that will brick themselves when the wind blows, so they add snapshot support as a band-aid, and then they celebrate “woo hoo, it takes pre and post snapshots after every package install!”\n
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        How about using a distro where you never have to restore a snapshot…
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      To clarify, this is my first time using Spiral Linux. My experience regarding Nvidia drivers is across several different distros (most recently Ubuntu LTS and OpenSuse Tumbleweed). I have *never* had a seamless experience. Often the initial driver installation works, but CUDA and related tools are finicky. Sometimes a kernel update breaks everything. Sometimes it doesn’t play nice with other kernel extensions.\n
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      The Debian version of the drivers didn’t set up Secure Boot properly. Instead, I rolled back and used the generic Nvidia .run installer, which worked fine. Not seamless, obviously, but not really worse than my experience on other distros. In the future I will always just use the generic installers from Nvidia.\n
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      Point is, with BTRFS you can just try anything without fear. I’m not going to worry about installing kernel updates from now on, or driver updates, or anything, because if anything goes wrong, it’s no big deal.
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    And my point is that it’s not normal to fear updates. Any updates, but especially updates to essential packages like the kernel or graphics driver.\n
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          Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
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          How does it differ from stock?
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        > How does it differ from stock?\n
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        Well for one thing their driver support is apparently “harrowing”. 😊\n
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        I will never understand why people choose distributions that will brick themselves when the wind blows, so they add snapshot support as a band-aid, and then they celebrate “woo hoo, it takes pre and post snapshots after every package install!”\n
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        How about using a distro where you never have to restore a snapshot…
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      To clarify, this is my first time using Spiral Linux. My experience regarding Nvidia drivers is across several different distros (most recently Ubuntu LTS and OpenSuse Tumbleweed). I have *never* had a seamless experience. Often the initial driver installation works, but CUDA and related tools are finicky. Sometimes a kernel update breaks everything. Sometimes it doesn’t play nice with other kernel extensions.\n
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      The Debian version of the drivers didn’t set up Secure Boot properly. Instead, I rolled back and used the generic Nvidia .run installer, which worked fine. Not seamless, obviously, but not really worse than my experience on other distros. In the future I will always just use the generic installers from Nvidia.\n
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      Point is, with BTRFS you can just try anything without fear. I’m not going to worry about installing kernel updates from now on, or driver updates, or anything, because if anything goes wrong, it’s no big deal.
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    And my point is that it’s not normal to fear updates. Any updates, but especially updates to essential packages like the kernel or graphics driver.\n
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            I don’t think I will ever go back to a filesystem without snapshot support. BTRFS with Snapper is just so damn cool. It’s an absolute lifesaver when working with Nvidia drivers because if you breathe on your system wrong it will fail to boot. Kernel updates and driver updates are a harrowing experience with Nvidia, but snapper is like an IRL cheat code.\n
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            OpenSuse has this by default, but I’m back to good ol’ Debian now. This and PipeWire are the main reasons I installed Debian via Spiral Linux instead of the stock Debian installer. Every time I install a new package with apt, it automatically created `pre` and `post` snapshots. Absolutely thrilled with the results so far. Saved me a few hours already, after yet another failed Nvidia installation attempt.
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          Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
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          How does it differ from stock?
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        > How does it differ from stock?\n
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        Well for one thing their driver support is apparently “harrowing”. 😊\n
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        I will never understand why people choose distributions that will brick themselves when the wind blows, so they add snapshot support as a band-aid, and then they celebrate “woo hoo, it takes pre and post snapshots after every package install!”\n
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        How about using a distro where you never have to restore a snapshot…
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      To clarify, this is my first time using Spiral Linux. My experience regarding Nvidia drivers is across several different distros (most recently Ubuntu LTS and OpenSuse Tumbleweed). I have *never* had a seamless experience. Often the initial driver installation works, but CUDA and related tools are finicky. Sometimes a kernel update breaks everything. Sometimes it doesn’t play nice with other kernel extensions.\n
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      The Debian version of the drivers didn’t set up Secure Boot properly. Instead, I rolled back and used the generic Nvidia .run installer, which worked fine. Not seamless, obviously, but not really worse than my experience on other distros. In the future I will always just use the generic installers from Nvidia.\n
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      Point is, with BTRFS you can just try anything without fear. I’m not going to worry about installing kernel updates from now on, or driver updates, or anything, because if anything goes wrong, it’s no big deal.
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    And my point is that it’s not normal to fear updates. Any updates, but especially updates to essential packages like the kernel or graphics driver.\n
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    If you’re using the experimental branch of a distro or experimental versions of packages on purpose then snapshots are a good tool. But if you’re using a normal distro and its normal packages you should not have to resort to such measures.
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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              I don’t think I will ever go back to a filesystem without snapshot support. BTRFS with Snapper is just so damn cool. It’s an absolute lifesaver when working with Nvidia drivers because if you breathe on your system wrong it will fail to boot. Kernel updates and driver updates are a harrowing experience with Nvidia, but snapper is like an IRL cheat code.\n
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              OpenSuse has this by default, but I’m back to good ol’ Debian now. This and PipeWire are the main reasons I installed Debian via Spiral Linux instead of the stock Debian installer. Every time I install a new package with apt, it automatically created `pre` and `post` snapshots. Absolutely thrilled with the results so far. Saved me a few hours already, after yet another failed Nvidia installation attempt.
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            Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
            \n
            How does it differ from stock?
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          > How does it differ from stock?\n
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          Well for one thing their driver support is apparently “harrowing”. 😊\n
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          I will never understand why people choose distributions that will brick themselves when the wind blows, so they add snapshot support as a band-aid, and then they celebrate “woo hoo, it takes pre and post snapshots after every package install!”\n
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          How about using a distro where you never have to restore a snapshot…
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        To clarify, this is my first time using Spiral Linux. My experience regarding Nvidia drivers is across several different distros (most recently Ubuntu LTS and OpenSuse Tumbleweed). I have *never* had a seamless experience. Often the initial driver installation works, but CUDA and related tools are finicky. Sometimes a kernel update breaks everything. Sometimes it doesn’t play nice with other kernel extensions.\n
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        The Debian version of the drivers didn’t set up Secure Boot properly. Instead, I rolled back and used the generic Nvidia .run installer, which worked fine. Not seamless, obviously, but not really worse than my experience on other distros. In the future I will always just use the generic installers from Nvidia.\n
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        Point is, with BTRFS you can just try anything without fear. I’m not going to worry about installing kernel updates from now on, or driver updates, or anything, because if anything goes wrong, it’s no big deal.
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      And my point is that it’s not normal to fear updates. Any updates, but especially updates to essential packages like the kernel or graphics driver.\n
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    Nvidia just sucks across every distro I’ve used. Have you had good experience running CUDA, cuDNN, and cuBLAS? If so, which distro?\n
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    And have you run it alongside other things that require kernel modules, like ZFS and VirtualBox?
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      What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
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      To give you an example what I am asking for, here is my list with reasons (funnily enough, using these settings on Debian, which are AFAIK the defaults for Fedora):\n
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      - Btrfs: I use Btrfs for transparent compression which is a game changer for my use cases and using it w/o Raid I had never trouble with corrupt data on power failures, compared to ext4.\n
      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
      - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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              I don’t think I will ever go back to a filesystem without snapshot support. BTRFS with Snapper is just so damn cool. It’s an absolute lifesaver when working with Nvidia drivers because if you breathe on your system wrong it will fail to boot. Kernel updates and driver updates are a harrowing experience with Nvidia, but snapper is like an IRL cheat code.\n
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              OpenSuse has this by default, but I’m back to good ol’ Debian now. This and PipeWire are the main reasons I installed Debian via Spiral Linux instead of the stock Debian installer. Every time I install a new package with apt, it automatically created `pre` and `post` snapshots. Absolutely thrilled with the results so far. Saved me a few hours already, after yet another failed Nvidia installation attempt.
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            Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
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            How does it differ from stock?
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          > How does it differ from stock?\n
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          Well for one thing their driver support is apparently “harrowing”. 😊\n
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          I will never understand why people choose distributions that will brick themselves when the wind blows, so they add snapshot support as a band-aid, and then they celebrate “woo hoo, it takes pre and post snapshots after every package install!”\n
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          How about using a distro where you never have to restore a snapshot…
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        To clarify, this is my first time using Spiral Linux. My experience regarding Nvidia drivers is across several different distros (most recently Ubuntu LTS and OpenSuse Tumbleweed). I have *never* had a seamless experience. Often the initial driver installation works, but CUDA and related tools are finicky. Sometimes a kernel update breaks everything. Sometimes it doesn’t play nice with other kernel extensions.\n
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        The Debian version of the drivers didn’t set up Secure Boot properly. Instead, I rolled back and used the generic Nvidia .run installer, which worked fine. Not seamless, obviously, but not really worse than my experience on other distros. In the future I will always just use the generic installers from Nvidia.\n
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        Point is, with BTRFS you can just try anything without fear. I’m not going to worry about installing kernel updates from now on, or driver updates, or anything, because if anything goes wrong, it’s no big deal.
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      And my point is that it’s not normal to fear updates. Any updates, but especially updates to essential packages like the kernel or graphics driver.\n
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    Nvidia just sucks across every distro I’ve used. Have you had good experience running CUDA, cuDNN, and cuBLAS? If so, which distro?\n
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    And have you run it alongside other things that require kernel modules, like ZFS and VirtualBox?
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      What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
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      To give you an example what I am asking for, here is my list with reasons (funnily enough, using these settings on Debian, which are AFAIK the defaults for Fedora):\n
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      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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              I don’t think I will ever go back to a filesystem without snapshot support. BTRFS with Snapper is just so damn cool. It’s an absolute lifesaver when working with Nvidia drivers because if you breathe on your system wrong it will fail to boot. Kernel updates and driver updates are a harrowing experience with Nvidia, but snapper is like an IRL cheat code.\n
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              OpenSuse has this by default, but I’m back to good ol’ Debian now. This and PipeWire are the main reasons I installed Debian via Spiral Linux instead of the stock Debian installer. Every time I install a new package with apt, it automatically created `pre` and `post` snapshots. Absolutely thrilled with the results so far. Saved me a few hours already, after yet another failed Nvidia installation attempt.
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            Please tell me more about Spiral Linux. I’m not a huge Debian fan personally(at least for desktop), but I often install Linux on other people’s machines. And Mint/ Debian is great for them.\n
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            How does it differ from stock?
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          > How does it differ from stock?\n
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          Well for one thing their driver support is apparently “harrowing”. 😊\n
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          I will never understand why people choose distributions that will brick themselves when the wind blows, so they add snapshot support as a band-aid, and then they celebrate “woo hoo, it takes pre and post snapshots after every package install!”\n
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          How about using a distro where you never have to restore a snapshot…
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        To clarify, this is my first time using Spiral Linux. My experience regarding Nvidia drivers is across several different distros (most recently Ubuntu LTS and OpenSuse Tumbleweed). I have *never* had a seamless experience. Often the initial driver installation works, but CUDA and related tools are finicky. Sometimes a kernel update breaks everything. Sometimes it doesn’t play nice with other kernel extensions.\n
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        The Debian version of the drivers didn’t set up Secure Boot properly. Instead, I rolled back and used the generic Nvidia .run installer, which worked fine. Not seamless, obviously, but not really worse than my experience on other distros. In the future I will always just use the generic installers from Nvidia.\n
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        Point is, with BTRFS you can just try anything without fear. I’m not going to worry about installing kernel updates from now on, or driver updates, or anything, because if anything goes wrong, it’s no big deal.
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    There are also these two blog posts by elis on setting up tmpfs specifically. Though these posts rather are setup guides, than “talking about the philosophy” of systems design.\n
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        - NixOS \n
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    There are also these two blog posts by elis on setting up tmpfs specifically. Though these posts rather are setup guides, than “talking about the philosophy” of systems design.\n
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    - [tmpfs as home](https://elis.nu/blog/2020/06/nixos-tmpfs-as-home/)
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      There are also these two blog posts by elis on setting up tmpfs specifically. Though these posts rather are setup guides, than “talking about the philosophy” of systems design.\n
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      There are also these two blog posts by elis on setting up tmpfs specifically. Though these posts rather are setup guides, than “talking about the philosophy” of systems design.\n
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        - NixOS \n
            - disko + nixos-anywhere (automatic partitioning & remote installation of new systems)\n
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        EDIT1: fix “DE” -> “DM”
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    +body: "This is a very interesting setup would you mind providing more explanation / documentation? Also would you mind sharing your nixOS config? I would love to try it."
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    My system configuration can be found on [git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/tree/0.1.1). I’ve linked the file tree pinned to the version 0.1.1 of my config, since I’m currrently restructuring the entire config[^1] as the current tree is non-optimal[^2].\n
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    The documentation in the README in combination with the files should cover most of what I’ve described, with the following exception: disko is not present to the repo yet, since I’ve set it up with a forked version of my config and the merge depends on finishing the restructuring of my system configuration.\n
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    - You can take a look at [these](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/blob/main/modules/hardware/iovis/install.md) (non-declarative) installation steps to get an idea on how TMPFS as root can be setup\n
    - If you’re interested, I can also DM you the disko expression for it\n
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    [^1]: The goal is to provide definitions for desktops, user-packages, system-packages, themes and users. Each system can then enable a set of users, which in turn have their own desktop, user-packages and theme. A system can also enable system-packages for itself, independent of users. If a user is enabled that has a desktop set, the system will need to have display-manager set as well, which should launch the users configured desktop.\n
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      What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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      +body: "This is a very interesting setup would you mind providing more explanation / documentation? Also would you mind sharing your nixOS config? I would love to try it."
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      My system configuration can be found on [git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/tree/0.1.1). I’ve linked the file tree pinned to the version 0.1.1 of my config, since I’m currrently restructuring the entire config[^1] as the current tree is non-optimal[^2].\n
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      The documentation in the README in combination with the files should cover most of what I’ve described, with the following exception: disko is not present to the repo yet, since I’ve set it up with a forked version of my config and the merge depends on finishing the restructuring of my system configuration.\n
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      - You can take a look at [these](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/blob/main/modules/hardware/iovis/install.md) (non-declarative) installation steps to get an idea on how TMPFS as root can be setup\n
      - If you’re interested, I can also DM you the disko expression for it\n
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      [^2]: The current config assumes a primary user, and can only configure a single DE and apply the application/service configs only to that user.
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    This looks like a whole project. What is the overall goal of this build?\n
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    I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab. I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
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    Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.
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      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
      - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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          - NixOS \n
              - disko + nixos-anywhere (automatic partitioning & remote installation of new systems)\n
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              - agenix (secret management)\n
              - impermanence (managing persistent data)\n
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          - LUKS \n
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          - SwayFX (WM)\n
          - Kitty & foot (term)\n
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          - slackhq/nebula (c.f. self-hosted tailscale, connecting my systems beyond double NATs)\n
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          EDIT1: fix “DE” -> “DM”
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      My system configuration can be found on [git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/tree/0.1.1). I’ve linked the file tree pinned to the version 0.1.1 of my config, since I’m currrently restructuring the entire config[^1] as the current tree is non-optimal[^2].\n
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      The documentation in the README in combination with the files should cover most of what I’ve described, with the following exception: disko is not present to the repo yet, since I’ve set it up with a forked version of my config and the merge depends on finishing the restructuring of my system configuration.\n
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      - You can take a look at [these](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/blob/main/modules/hardware/iovis/install.md) (non-declarative) installation steps to get an idea on how TMPFS as root can be setup\n
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    This looks like a whole project. What is the overall goal of this build?\n
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    I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab. I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
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    Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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              - stylix (system-wide theming)\n
              - agenix (secret management)\n
              - impermanence (managing persistent data)\n
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          EDIT1: fix “DE” -> “DM”
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      My system configuration can be found on [git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/tree/0.1.1). I’ve linked the file tree pinned to the version 0.1.1 of my config, since I’m currrently restructuring the entire config[^1] as the current tree is non-optimal[^2].\n
      \n
      The documentation in the README in combination with the files should cover most of what I’ve described, with the following exception: disko is not present to the repo yet, since I’ve set it up with a forked version of my config and the merge depends on finishing the restructuring of my system configuration.\n
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      - If you’re interested, I can also DM you the disko expression for it\n
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      [^1]: The goal is to provide definitions for desktops, user-packages, system-packages, themes and users. Each system can then enable a set of users, which in turn have their own desktop, user-packages and theme. A system can also enable system-packages for itself, independent of users. If a user is enabled that has a desktop set, the system will need to have display-manager set as well, which should launch the users configured desktop.\n
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      [^2]: The current config assumes a primary user, and can only configure a single DE and apply the application/service configs only to that user.
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    This looks like a whole project. What is the overall goal of this build?\n
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    I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab. I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
    \n
    Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.
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      What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
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      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
      - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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      Edit: Forgot to mention ufw
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            - NixOS \n
                - disko + nixos-anywhere (automatic partitioning & remote installation of new systems)\n
                - stylix (system-wide theming)\n
                - agenix (secret management)\n
                - impermanence (managing persistent data)\n
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            - [TMPFS as /](https://grahamc.com/blog/erase-your-darlings/)\n
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            - slackhq/nebula (c.f. self-hosted tailscale, connecting my systems beyond double NATs)\n
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            EDIT1: fix “DE” -> “DM”
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        My system configuration can be found on [git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/tree/0.1.1). I’ve linked the file tree pinned to the version 0.1.1 of my config, since I’m currrently restructuring the entire config[^1] as the current tree is non-optimal[^2].\n
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        The documentation in the README in combination with the files should cover most of what I’ve described, with the following exception: disko is not present to the repo yet, since I’ve set it up with a forked version of my config and the merge depends on finishing the restructuring of my system configuration.\n
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        - You can take a look at [these](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/blob/main/modules/hardware/iovis/install.md) (non-declarative) installation steps to get an idea on how TMPFS as root can be setup\n
        - If you’re interested, I can also DM you the disko expression for it\n
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        [^1]: The goal is to provide definitions for desktops, user-packages, system-packages, themes and users. Each system can then enable a set of users, which in turn have their own desktop, user-packages and theme. A system can also enable system-packages for itself, independent of users. If a user is enabled that has a desktop set, the system will need to have display-manager set as well, which should launch the users configured desktop.\n
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        [^2]: The current config assumes a primary user, and can only configure a single DE and apply the application/service configs only to that user.
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      This looks like a whole project. What is the overall goal of this build?\n
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    > What is the overall goal of this build?\n
    \n
    There’s no overall goal to the project. It’s just the result of me tinkering with my systems from time to time (I’m allocating a bit less than three hours each day to coding on personal projects to improve my skills, some of that time flows into my nixos config).\n
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    ---\n
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    > I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab.\n
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    I’ve extensively used docker/compose before I switched my systems to NixOS, since then I’ve barely touched it.\n
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    The thing with Ansible and Docker is that you mostly define the steps you want your systems to automatically go through to reach a specific state.\n
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    Nix[^1] approaches the problem the other way around. You define the state you want to have, and Nix solves for the steps that need to be taken to reach that state.\n
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    If you want to try your hands at that concept, I recommend installing just Nix on one of your test machines and trying out `development shells`/`devshells`with it.\n
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    For example the [SwayFX](https://github.com/WillPower3309/swayfx/blob/2d6944dc1481003b4e02e656b2d7a2d4d6db58c6/flake.nix#L45)repo contains a `flake.nix` providing a `devShell`. This allows everyone working on the project to just run `nix develop` in the cloned repo, or `nix develop github:WillPower3309/swayfx` without cloning the repo to enter the development environment.\n
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    This can be combined with tools like [direnv](https://determinate.systems/posts/nix-direnv)to automatically setup development environments, based on the current directory.\n
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    If you want a more encompassing example of what Nix can provide, take a look at:\n
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    - [nixified.ai](https://nixified.ai/)\n
    - [This](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uixRE8xlbY) presentation by Matthew Croughan on Nix-Flakes and Dockerfiles.\n
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    [^1]: The “package manager” that NixOS is build around. Though I think of it more as a “build system” - not to be confused with Nix, the language the build “scripts” are written in.\n
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    > I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
    \n
    While I personally think NixOS is one of the most potent software in existence, and a computer without feels less capable for me, I do not recommend it easily.\n
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    Just take a look at [hlissner’s FAQ](https://github.com/hlissner/dotfiles#frequently-asked-questions)on his system config (which I greatly agree with).\n
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    That said, I initially tried NixOS on my PC and pushed the config to a git-forge. I then installed the base NixOS ISO on my laptop and told it to build the config from git. And that worked flawlessly.\n
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    In leaving the PC unattended for about 20mins, it went from a full Gnome desktop to my Sway setup.\n
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    That’s the point when I was sold.\n
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    ---\n
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    > Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.\n
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    Don’t worry about the late reponse ^^\n
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    The wallpaper can be build with `nix build sourcehut:~sntx/nix-bg#abstract-liquid` btw.
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      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
      - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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        +body: "This is a very interesting setup would you mind providing more explanation / documentation? Also would you mind sharing your nixOS config? I would love to try it."
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        My system configuration can be found on [git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/tree/0.1.1). I’ve linked the file tree pinned to the version 0.1.1 of my config, since I’m currrently restructuring the entire config[^1] as the current tree is non-optimal[^2].\n
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        The documentation in the README in combination with the files should cover most of what I’ve described, with the following exception: disko is not present to the repo yet, since I’ve set it up with a forked version of my config and the merge depends on finishing the restructuring of my system configuration.\n
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        - You can take a look at [these](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/blob/main/modules/hardware/iovis/install.md) (non-declarative) installation steps to get an idea on how TMPFS as root can be setup\n
        - If you’re interested, I can also DM you the disko expression for it\n
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        [^1]: The goal is to provide definitions for desktops, user-packages, system-packages, themes and users. Each system can then enable a set of users, which in turn have their own desktop, user-packages and theme. A system can also enable system-packages for itself, independent of users. If a user is enabled that has a desktop set, the system will need to have display-manager set as well, which should launch the users configured desktop.\n
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        [^2]: The current config assumes a primary user, and can only configure a single DE and apply the application/service configs only to that user.
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      This looks like a whole project. What is the overall goal of this build?\n
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      I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab. I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
      \n
      Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.
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    > What is the overall goal of this build?\n
    \n
    There’s no overall goal to the project. It’s just the result of me tinkering with my systems from time to time (I’m allocating a bit less than three hours each day to coding on personal projects to improve my skills, some of that time flows into my nixos config).\n
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    ---\n
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    > I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab.\n
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    I’ve extensively used docker/compose before I switched my systems to NixOS, since then I’ve barely touched it.\n
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    The thing with Ansible and Docker is that you mostly define the steps you want your systems to automatically go through to reach a specific state.\n
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    Nix[^1] approaches the problem the other way around. You define the state you want to have, and Nix solves for the steps that need to be taken to reach that state.\n
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    If you want to try your hands at that concept, I recommend installing just Nix on one of your test machines and trying out `development shells`/`devshells`with it.\n
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    For example the [SwayFX](https://github.com/WillPower3309/swayfx/blob/2d6944dc1481003b4e02e656b2d7a2d4d6db58c6/flake.nix#L45)repo contains a `flake.nix` providing a `devShell`. This allows everyone working on the project to just run `nix develop` in the cloned repo, or `nix develop github:WillPower3309/swayfx` without cloning the repo to enter the development environment.\n
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    This can be combined with tools like [direnv](https://determinate.systems/posts/nix-direnv)to automatically setup development environments, based on the current directory.\n
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    If you want a more encompassing example of what Nix can provide, take a look at:\n
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    - [nixified.ai](https://nixified.ai/)\n
    - [This](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uixRE8xlbY) presentation by Matthew Croughan on Nix-Flakes and Dockerfiles.\n
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    [^1]: The “package manager” that NixOS is build around. Though I think of it more as a “build system” - not to be confused with Nix, the language the build “scripts” are written in.\n
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    > I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
    \n
    While I personally think NixOS is one of the most potent software in existence, and a computer without feels less capable for me, I do not recommend it easily.\n
    \n
    Just take a look at [hlissner’s FAQ](https://github.com/hlissner/dotfiles#frequently-asked-questions)on his system config (which I greatly agree with).\n
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    That said, I initially tried NixOS on my PC and pushed the config to a git-forge. I then installed the base NixOS ISO on my laptop and told it to build the config from git. And that worked flawlessly.\n
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    In leaving the PC unattended for about 20mins, it went from a full Gnome desktop to my Sway setup.\n
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    That’s the point when I was sold.\n
    \n
    ---\n
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    > Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.\n
    \n
    Don’t worry about the late reponse ^^\n
    \n
    The wallpaper can be build with `nix build sourcehut:~sntx/nix-bg#abstract-liquid` btw.
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      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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            - NixOS \n
                - disko + nixos-anywhere (automatic partitioning & remote installation of new systems)\n
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                - impermanence (managing persistent data)\n
                - nixos containers for sandboxing applications & services (using systemd-nspawn)\n
            - [TMPFS as /](https://grahamc.com/blog/erase-your-darlings/)\n
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            - slackhq/nebula (c.f. self-hosted tailscale, connecting my systems beyond double NATs)\n
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            EDIT1: fix “DE” -> “DM”
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        +body: "This is a very interesting setup would you mind providing more explanation / documentation? Also would you mind sharing your nixOS config? I would love to try it."
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        My system configuration can be found on [git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/tree/0.1.1). I’ve linked the file tree pinned to the version 0.1.1 of my config, since I’m currrently restructuring the entire config[^1] as the current tree is non-optimal[^2].\n
        \n
        The documentation in the README in combination with the files should cover most of what I’ve described, with the following exception: disko is not present to the repo yet, since I’ve set it up with a forked version of my config and the merge depends on finishing the restructuring of my system configuration.\n
        \n
        - You can take a look at [these](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/blob/main/modules/hardware/iovis/install.md) (non-declarative) installation steps to get an idea on how TMPFS as root can be setup\n
        - If you’re interested, I can also DM you the disko expression for it\n
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        [^1]: The goal is to provide definitions for desktops, user-packages, system-packages, themes and users. Each system can then enable a set of users, which in turn have their own desktop, user-packages and theme. A system can also enable system-packages for itself, independent of users. If a user is enabled that has a desktop set, the system will need to have display-manager set as well, which should launch the users configured desktop.\n
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        [^2]: The current config assumes a primary user, and can only configure a single DE and apply the application/service configs only to that user.
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      This looks like a whole project. What is the overall goal of this build?\n
      \n
      I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab. I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
      \n
      Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.
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  +body: """
    > What is the overall goal of this build?\n
    \n
    There’s no overall goal to the project. It’s just the result of me tinkering with my systems from time to time (I’m allocating a bit less than three hours each day to coding on personal projects to improve my skills, some of that time flows into my nixos config).\n
    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    > I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab.\n
    \n
    I’ve extensively used docker/compose before I switched my systems to NixOS, since then I’ve barely touched it.\n
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    The thing with Ansible and Docker is that you mostly define the steps you want your systems to automatically go through to reach a specific state.\n
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    Nix[^1] approaches the problem the other way around. You define the state you want to have, and Nix solves for the steps that need to be taken to reach that state.\n
    \n
    If you want to try your hands at that concept, I recommend installing just Nix on one of your test machines and trying out `development shells`/`devshells`with it.\n
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    For example the [SwayFX](https://github.com/WillPower3309/swayfx/blob/2d6944dc1481003b4e02e656b2d7a2d4d6db58c6/flake.nix#L45)repo contains a `flake.nix` providing a `devShell`. This allows everyone working on the project to just run `nix develop` in the cloned repo, or `nix develop github:WillPower3309/swayfx` without cloning the repo to enter the development environment.\n
    \n
    This can be combined with tools like [direnv](https://determinate.systems/posts/nix-direnv)to automatically setup development environments, based on the current directory.\n
    \n
    If you want a more encompassing example of what Nix can provide, take a look at:\n
    \n
    - [nixified.ai](https://nixified.ai/)\n
    - [This](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uixRE8xlbY) presentation by Matthew Croughan on Nix-Flakes and Dockerfiles.\n
    \n
    [^1]: The “package manager” that NixOS is build around. Though I think of it more as a “build system” - not to be confused with Nix, the language the build “scripts” are written in.\n
    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    > I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
    \n
    While I personally think NixOS is one of the most potent software in existence, and a computer without feels less capable for me, I do not recommend it easily.\n
    \n
    Just take a look at [hlissner’s FAQ](https://github.com/hlissner/dotfiles#frequently-asked-questions)on his system config (which I greatly agree with).\n
    \n
    That said, I initially tried NixOS on my PC and pushed the config to a git-forge. I then installed the base NixOS ISO on my laptop and told it to build the config from git. And that worked flawlessly.\n
    \n
    In leaving the PC unattended for about 20mins, it went from a full Gnome desktop to my Sway setup.\n
    \n
    That’s the point when I was sold.\n
    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    > Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.\n
    \n
    Don’t worry about the late reponse ^^\n
    \n
    The wallpaper can be build with `nix build sourcehut:~sntx/nix-bg#abstract-liquid` btw.
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      What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
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      To give you an example what I am asking for, here is my list with reasons (funnily enough, using these settings on Debian, which are AFAIK the defaults for Fedora):\n
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      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
      - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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      Edit: Forgot to mention ufw
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              - NixOS \n
                  - disko + nixos-anywhere (automatic partitioning & remote installation of new systems)\n
                  - stylix (system-wide theming)\n
                  - agenix (secret management)\n
                  - impermanence (managing persistent data)\n
                  - nixos containers for sandboxing applications & services (using systemd-nspawn)\n
              - [TMPFS as /](https://grahamc.com/blog/erase-your-darlings/)\n
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                  - BTRFS as /nix (might try bcachefs)\n
                  - SWAP partition (= RAM size, to susbend to disk)\n
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              - Nushell (shell)\n
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              - slackhq/nebula (c.f. self-hosted tailscale, connecting my systems beyond double NATs)\n
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              EDIT1: fix “DE” -> “DM”
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          +body: "This is a very interesting setup would you mind providing more explanation / documentation? Also would you mind sharing your nixOS config? I would love to try it."
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          My system configuration can be found on [git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/tree/0.1.1). I’ve linked the file tree pinned to the version 0.1.1 of my config, since I’m currrently restructuring the entire config[^1] as the current tree is non-optimal[^2].\n
          \n
          The documentation in the README in combination with the files should cover most of what I’ve described, with the following exception: disko is not present to the repo yet, since I’ve set it up with a forked version of my config and the merge depends on finishing the restructuring of my system configuration.\n
          \n
          - You can take a look at [these](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/blob/main/modules/hardware/iovis/install.md) (non-declarative) installation steps to get an idea on how TMPFS as root can be setup\n
          - If you’re interested, I can also DM you the disko expression for it\n
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          [^1]: The goal is to provide definitions for desktops, user-packages, system-packages, themes and users. Each system can then enable a set of users, which in turn have their own desktop, user-packages and theme. A system can also enable system-packages for itself, independent of users. If a user is enabled that has a desktop set, the system will need to have display-manager set as well, which should launch the users configured desktop.\n
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          [^2]: The current config assumes a primary user, and can only configure a single DE and apply the application/service configs only to that user.
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        This looks like a whole project. What is the overall goal of this build?\n
        \n
        I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab. I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
        \n
        Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.
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      > What is the overall goal of this build?\n
      \n
      There’s no overall goal to the project. It’s just the result of me tinkering with my systems from time to time (I’m allocating a bit less than three hours each day to coding on personal projects to improve my skills, some of that time flows into my nixos config).\n
      \n
      ---\n
      \n
      > I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab.\n
      \n
      I’ve extensively used docker/compose before I switched my systems to NixOS, since then I’ve barely touched it.\n
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      The thing with Ansible and Docker is that you mostly define the steps you want your systems to automatically go through to reach a specific state.\n
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      Nix[^1] approaches the problem the other way around. You define the state you want to have, and Nix solves for the steps that need to be taken to reach that state.\n
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      If you want to try your hands at that concept, I recommend installing just Nix on one of your test machines and trying out `development shells`/`devshells`with it.\n
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      For example the [SwayFX](https://github.com/WillPower3309/swayfx/blob/2d6944dc1481003b4e02e656b2d7a2d4d6db58c6/flake.nix#L45)repo contains a `flake.nix` providing a `devShell`. This allows everyone working on the project to just run `nix develop` in the cloned repo, or `nix develop github:WillPower3309/swayfx` without cloning the repo to enter the development environment.\n
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      This can be combined with tools like [direnv](https://determinate.systems/posts/nix-direnv)to automatically setup development environments, based on the current directory.\n
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      If you want a more encompassing example of what Nix can provide, take a look at:\n
      \n
      - [nixified.ai](https://nixified.ai/)\n
      - [This](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uixRE8xlbY) presentation by Matthew Croughan on Nix-Flakes and Dockerfiles.\n
      \n
      [^1]: The “package manager” that NixOS is build around. Though I think of it more as a “build system” - not to be confused with Nix, the language the build “scripts” are written in.\n
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      ---\n
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      > I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
      \n
      While I personally think NixOS is one of the most potent software in existence, and a computer without feels less capable for me, I do not recommend it easily.\n
      \n
      Just take a look at [hlissner’s FAQ](https://github.com/hlissner/dotfiles#frequently-asked-questions)on his system config (which I greatly agree with).\n
      \n
      That said, I initially tried NixOS on my PC and pushed the config to a git-forge. I then installed the base NixOS ISO on my laptop and told it to build the config from git. And that worked flawlessly.\n
      \n
      In leaving the PC unattended for about 20mins, it went from a full Gnome desktop to my Sway setup.\n
      \n
      That’s the point when I was sold.\n
      \n
      ---\n
      \n
      > Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.\n
      \n
      Don’t worry about the late reponse ^^\n
      \n
      The wallpaper can be build with `nix build sourcehut:~sntx/nix-bg#abstract-liquid` btw.
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    Humm good points in the articles. I think my goal of building docker hosts makes more sense. It is interesting how the took the declarative concepts of something like terraform and kubernetes and built it into an OS. It’s kind of like fedora silverblue but the two took different approaches. Perhaps fedora makes more sense on a desktop. I have a dev and DevOps background and like the idea of being able to more deeply learn Linux without having to rebuild my system from scratch when I bust it.\n
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    Can you explain home manager? What about things to consider when installing NIX package manager on another distro?\n
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    Perhaps figuring out how to get the wallpaper out of a nix distrobox would be a good learning experience.
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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                  - disko + nixos-anywhere (automatic partitioning & remote installation of new systems)\n
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              EDIT1: fix “DE” -> “DM”
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          My system configuration can be found on [git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/tree/0.1.1). I’ve linked the file tree pinned to the version 0.1.1 of my config, since I’m currrently restructuring the entire config[^1] as the current tree is non-optimal[^2].\n
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          - You can take a look at [these](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/blob/main/modules/hardware/iovis/install.md) (non-declarative) installation steps to get an idea on how TMPFS as root can be setup\n
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        This looks like a whole project. What is the overall goal of this build?\n
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        I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab. I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
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      > What is the overall goal of this build?\n
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      There’s no overall goal to the project. It’s just the result of me tinkering with my systems from time to time (I’m allocating a bit less than three hours each day to coding on personal projects to improve my skills, some of that time flows into my nixos config).\n
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      > I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab.\n
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      I’ve extensively used docker/compose before I switched my systems to NixOS, since then I’ve barely touched it.\n
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      The thing with Ansible and Docker is that you mostly define the steps you want your systems to automatically go through to reach a specific state.\n
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      Nix[^1] approaches the problem the other way around. You define the state you want to have, and Nix solves for the steps that need to be taken to reach that state.\n
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      If you want to try your hands at that concept, I recommend installing just Nix on one of your test machines and trying out `development shells`/`devshells`with it.\n
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      For example the [SwayFX](https://github.com/WillPower3309/swayfx/blob/2d6944dc1481003b4e02e656b2d7a2d4d6db58c6/flake.nix#L45)repo contains a `flake.nix` providing a `devShell`. This allows everyone working on the project to just run `nix develop` in the cloned repo, or `nix develop github:WillPower3309/swayfx` without cloning the repo to enter the development environment.\n
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      This can be combined with tools like [direnv](https://determinate.systems/posts/nix-direnv)to automatically setup development environments, based on the current directory.\n
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      If you want a more encompassing example of what Nix can provide, take a look at:\n
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      - [nixified.ai](https://nixified.ai/)\n
      - [This](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uixRE8xlbY) presentation by Matthew Croughan on Nix-Flakes and Dockerfiles.\n
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      [^1]: The “package manager” that NixOS is build around. Though I think of it more as a “build system” - not to be confused with Nix, the language the build “scripts” are written in.\n
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      > I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
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      While I personally think NixOS is one of the most potent software in existence, and a computer without feels less capable for me, I do not recommend it easily.\n
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      Just take a look at [hlissner’s FAQ](https://github.com/hlissner/dotfiles#frequently-asked-questions)on his system config (which I greatly agree with).\n
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      That said, I initially tried NixOS on my PC and pushed the config to a git-forge. I then installed the base NixOS ISO on my laptop and told it to build the config from git. And that worked flawlessly.\n
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      In leaving the PC unattended for about 20mins, it went from a full Gnome desktop to my Sway setup.\n
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      That’s the point when I was sold.\n
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      > Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.\n
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      Don’t worry about the late reponse ^^\n
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      The wallpaper can be build with `nix build sourcehut:~sntx/nix-bg#abstract-liquid` btw.
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    Humm good points in the articles. I think my goal of building docker hosts makes more sense. It is interesting how the took the declarative concepts of something like terraform and kubernetes and built it into an OS. It’s kind of like fedora silverblue but the two took different approaches. Perhaps fedora makes more sense on a desktop. I have a dev and DevOps background and like the idea of being able to more deeply learn Linux without having to rebuild my system from scratch when I bust it.\n
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    Can you explain home manager? What about things to consider when installing NIX package manager on another distro?\n
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              - NixOS \n
                  - disko + nixos-anywhere (automatic partitioning & remote installation of new systems)\n
                  - stylix (system-wide theming)\n
                  - agenix (secret management)\n
                  - impermanence (managing persistent data)\n
                  - nixos containers for sandboxing applications & services (using systemd-nspawn)\n
              - [TMPFS as /](https://grahamc.com/blog/erase-your-darlings/)\n
              - LUKS \n
                  - BTRFS as /nix (might try bcachefs)\n
                  - SWAP partition (= RAM size, to susbend to disk)\n
              - Greetd with TUIgreet (DM)\n
              - SwayFX (WM)\n
              - Kitty & foot (term)\n
              - Nushell (shell)\n
              - Helix (editor)\n
              - Firefox (browser)\n
              - slackhq/nebula (c.f. self-hosted tailscale, connecting my systems beyond double NATs)\n
              \n
              EDIT1: fix “DE” -> “DM”
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          +body: "This is a very interesting setup would you mind providing more explanation / documentation? Also would you mind sharing your nixOS config? I would love to try it."
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          My system configuration can be found on [git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/tree/0.1.1). I’ve linked the file tree pinned to the version 0.1.1 of my config, since I’m currrently restructuring the entire config[^1] as the current tree is non-optimal[^2].\n
          \n
          The documentation in the README in combination with the files should cover most of what I’ve described, with the following exception: disko is not present to the repo yet, since I’ve set it up with a forked version of my config and the merge depends on finishing the restructuring of my system configuration.\n
          \n
          - You can take a look at [these](https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/flake/blob/main/modules/hardware/iovis/install.md) (non-declarative) installation steps to get an idea on how TMPFS as root can be setup\n
          - If you’re interested, I can also DM you the disko expression for it\n
          \n
          [^1]: The goal is to provide definitions for desktops, user-packages, system-packages, themes and users. Each system can then enable a set of users, which in turn have their own desktop, user-packages and theme. A system can also enable system-packages for itself, independent of users. If a user is enabled that has a desktop set, the system will need to have display-manager set as well, which should launch the users configured desktop.\n
          \n
          [^2]: The current config assumes a primary user, and can only configure a single DE and apply the application/service configs only to that user.
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        This looks like a whole project. What is the overall goal of this build?\n
        \n
        I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab. I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
        \n
        Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.
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      > What is the overall goal of this build?\n
      \n
      There’s no overall goal to the project. It’s just the result of me tinkering with my systems from time to time (I’m allocating a bit less than three hours each day to coding on personal projects to improve my skills, some of that time flows into my nixos config).\n
      \n
      ---\n
      \n
      > I am very new to nixOS and am interested in it. Specifically for ansible scripts to build out easily replicateable docker hosts for lab.\n
      \n
      I’ve extensively used docker/compose before I switched my systems to NixOS, since then I’ve barely touched it.\n
      \n
      The thing with Ansible and Docker is that you mostly define the steps you want your systems to automatically go through to reach a specific state.\n
      \n
      Nix[^1] approaches the problem the other way around. You define the state you want to have, and Nix solves for the steps that need to be taken to reach that state.\n
      \n
      If you want to try your hands at that concept, I recommend installing just Nix on one of your test machines and trying out `development shells`/`devshells`with it.\n
      \n
      For example the [SwayFX](https://github.com/WillPower3309/swayfx/blob/2d6944dc1481003b4e02e656b2d7a2d4d6db58c6/flake.nix#L45)repo contains a `flake.nix` providing a `devShell`. This allows everyone working on the project to just run `nix develop` in the cloned repo, or `nix develop github:WillPower3309/swayfx` without cloning the repo to enter the development environment.\n
      \n
      This can be combined with tools like [direnv](https://determinate.systems/posts/nix-direnv)to automatically setup development environments, based on the current directory.\n
      \n
      If you want a more encompassing example of what Nix can provide, take a look at:\n
      \n
      - [nixified.ai](https://nixified.ai/)\n
      - [This](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uixRE8xlbY) presentation by Matthew Croughan on Nix-Flakes and Dockerfiles.\n
      \n
      [^1]: The “package manager” that NixOS is build around. Though I think of it more as a “build system” - not to be confused with Nix, the language the build “scripts” are written in.\n
      \n
      ---\n
      \n
      > I have also considered it for switching my primary desktop and laptops as being able to have the same OS with everything the way I like it is also intriguing.\n
      \n
      While I personally think NixOS is one of the most potent software in existence, and a computer without feels less capable for me, I do not recommend it easily.\n
      \n
      Just take a look at [hlissner’s FAQ](https://github.com/hlissner/dotfiles#frequently-asked-questions)on his system config (which I greatly agree with).\n
      \n
      That said, I initially tried NixOS on my PC and pushed the config to a git-forge. I then installed the base NixOS ISO on my laptop and told it to build the config from git. And that worked flawlessly.\n
      \n
      In leaving the PC unattended for about 20mins, it went from a full Gnome desktop to my Sway setup.\n
      \n
      That’s the point when I was sold.\n
      \n
      ---\n
      \n
      > Sorry for theate response. P.S. I love your wallpaper.\n
      \n
      Don’t worry about the late reponse ^^\n
      \n
      The wallpaper can be build with `nix build sourcehut:~sntx/nix-bg#abstract-liquid` btw.
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    Humm good points in the articles. I think my goal of building docker hosts makes more sense. It is interesting how the took the declarative concepts of something like terraform and kubernetes and built it into an OS. It’s kind of like fedora silverblue but the two took different approaches. Perhaps fedora makes more sense on a desktop. I have a dev and DevOps background and like the idea of being able to more deeply learn Linux without having to rebuild my system from scratch when I bust it.\n
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    Can you explain home manager? What about things to consider when installing NIX package manager on another distro?\n
    \n
    Perhaps figuring out how to get the wallpaper out of a nix distrobox would be a good learning experience.
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      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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          Nobara KDE user here. One of the reasons why I chose it is because it comes with many of the customisations that I’d normally do (such as using an optimized kernel). But in addition, I use:\n
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      +body: "Impressive list! What is the benefit of using Opal compared to LUKS?"
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    +body: "Opal drives are self-encrypting, so they’re done by the disk’s own controller transparently. The main advantage is that there’s almost no performance overhead because the encryption is fully hardware backed. The second advantage is that the encryption is transparent to the OS - so you could have a multi-boot OS setup (Windows and FreeBSD etc) all on the same encrypted drive, so there’s no need to bother with Bitlocker, Veracrypt etc to secure your other OSes. This also means you no longer have a the bootloader limitation of not being able to boot from an encrypted boot partition, like in the case of certain filesystems. And because your entire disk is encrypted (including the ESP), it’s more secure."
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    Thank you very much for your explanation.\n
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    I still feel skeptical about using a chips controller for encryption. AFAIK there have been multiple problems in the past:\n
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    - Errors in the implementation which weaken the encryption considerably\n
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    Do you provide a password and there are ‘hooks’ which the boot process uses for you to enter the password on boot?\n
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    I think it is nice to have full disk encryption, but usually we are speaking about evil-maid attacks (?), and IMHO it is mostly game over when an attacker has physical access to your device.
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          Nobara KDE user here. One of the reasons why I chose it is because it comes with many of the customisations that I’d normally do (such as using an optimized kernel). But in addition, I use:\n
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    +body: "Opal drives are self-encrypting, so they’re done by the disk’s own controller transparently. The main advantage is that there’s almost no performance overhead because the encryption is fully hardware backed. The second advantage is that the encryption is transparent to the OS - so you could have a multi-boot OS setup (Windows and FreeBSD etc) all on the same encrypted drive, so there’s no need to bother with Bitlocker, Veracrypt etc to secure your other OSes. This also means you no longer have a the bootloader limitation of not being able to boot from an encrypted boot partition, like in the case of certain filesystems. And because your entire disk is encrypted (including the ESP), it’s more secure."
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    Thank you very much for your explanation.\n
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    I still feel skeptical about using a chips controller for encryption. AFAIK there have been multiple problems in the past:\n
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    - Errors in the implementation which weaken the encryption considerably\n
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    Do you provide a password and there are ‘hooks’ which the boot process uses for you to enter the password on boot?\n
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    I think it is nice to have full disk encryption, but usually we are speaking about evil-maid attacks (?), and IMHO it is mostly game over when an attacker has physical access to your device.
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          Nobara KDE user here. One of the reasons why I chose it is because it comes with many of the customisations that I’d normally do (such as using an optimized kernel). But in addition, I use:\n
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    +body: "Opal drives are self-encrypting, so they’re done by the disk’s own controller transparently. The main advantage is that there’s almost no performance overhead because the encryption is fully hardware backed. The second advantage is that the encryption is transparent to the OS - so you could have a multi-boot OS setup (Windows and FreeBSD etc) all on the same encrypted drive, so there’s no need to bother with Bitlocker, Veracrypt etc to secure your other OSes. This also means you no longer have a the bootloader limitation of not being able to boot from an encrypted boot partition, like in the case of certain filesystems. And because your entire disk is encrypted (including the ESP), it’s more secure."
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    Thank you very much for your explanation.\n
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    I still feel skeptical about using a chips controller for encryption. AFAIK there have been multiple problems in the past:\n
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    - Errors in the implementation which weaken the encryption considerably\n
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    Do you provide a password and there are ‘hooks’ which the boot process uses for you to enter the password on boot?\n
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    I think it is nice to have full disk encryption, but usually we are speaking about evil-maid attacks (?), and IMHO it is mostly game over when an attacker has physical access to your device.
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            Nobara KDE user here. One of the reasons why I chose it is because it comes with many of the customisations that I’d normally do (such as using an optimized kernel). But in addition, I use:\n
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      +body: "Opal drives are self-encrypting, so they’re done by the disk’s own controller transparently. The main advantage is that there’s almost no performance overhead because the encryption is fully hardware backed. The second advantage is that the encryption is transparent to the OS - so you could have a multi-boot OS setup (Windows and FreeBSD etc) all on the same encrypted drive, so there’s no need to bother with Bitlocker, Veracrypt etc to secure your other OSes. This also means you no longer have a the bootloader limitation of not being able to boot from an encrypted boot partition, like in the case of certain filesystems. And because your entire disk is encrypted (including the ESP), it’s more secure."
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      Thank you very much for your explanation.\n
      \n
      I still feel skeptical about using a chips controller for encryption. AFAIK there have been multiple problems in the past:\n
      \n
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      - I think I even read about ways to extract the key from the hardware (TPM based encryption)\n
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      Do you provide a password and there are ‘hooks’ which the boot process uses for you to enter the password on boot?\n
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      I think it is nice to have full disk encryption, but usually we are speaking about evil-maid attacks (?), and IMHO it is mostly game over when an attacker has physical access to your device.
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    Yes, I do provide a password on boot, as you said, keys can be extracted from the hardware so that’s not secure, which is why I don’t use the TPM to store the keys.\n
    \n
    There are no hooks necessary in the bootloader, as it’s the BIOS which prompts you for the password and unlocks the drive.\n
    \n
    And yes, there have been implementation problems in the past, but that’s why the Opal 2.0 standard exists - don’t just buy any random self-encrypting drive, do your research on past vulnerabilities for that manufacturer, and check if there are any firmware updates for the drive (don’t just rely on LVFS).\n
    \n
    Also, the common hardware attacks rely on either a SATA interface (to unplug the drive while it still has power) or older external ports vulnerable to DMA attacks such as PCMCIA or Thunderbolt 3.x or below; so those attacks only affects older laptops. Of course, someone could theoretically install a hardware keylogger or something, but this is also why you have chassis intrusion detection, and why you should secure and check any external ports and peripherals connected to your machine. Overall physical security is just as important these days.\n
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    But ultimately, as always, it comes down to your personal threat model and inconvenience tolerance levels. In my case, I think the measures I’ve taken are reasonably secure, but mostly, I’ve chosen Opal for performance and convenience reasons.
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      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
      - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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            Nobara KDE user here. One of the reasons why I chose it is because it comes with many of the customisations that I’d normally do (such as using an optimized kernel). But in addition, I use:\n
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      +body: "Opal drives are self-encrypting, so they’re done by the disk’s own controller transparently. The main advantage is that there’s almost no performance overhead because the encryption is fully hardware backed. The second advantage is that the encryption is transparent to the OS - so you could have a multi-boot OS setup (Windows and FreeBSD etc) all on the same encrypted drive, so there’s no need to bother with Bitlocker, Veracrypt etc to secure your other OSes. This also means you no longer have a the bootloader limitation of not being able to boot from an encrypted boot partition, like in the case of certain filesystems. And because your entire disk is encrypted (including the ESP), it’s more secure."
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      Thank you very much for your explanation.\n
      \n
      I still feel skeptical about using a chips controller for encryption. AFAIK there have been multiple problems in the past:\n
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      - I think I even read about ways to extract the key from the hardware (TPM based encryption)\n
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      Do you provide a password and there are ‘hooks’ which the boot process uses for you to enter the password on boot?\n
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      I think it is nice to have full disk encryption, but usually we are speaking about evil-maid attacks (?), and IMHO it is mostly game over when an attacker has physical access to your device.
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    Yes, I do provide a password on boot, as you said, keys can be extracted from the hardware so that’s not secure, which is why I don’t use the TPM to store the keys.\n
    \n
    There are no hooks necessary in the bootloader, as it’s the BIOS which prompts you for the password and unlocks the drive.\n
    \n
    And yes, there have been implementation problems in the past, but that’s why the Opal 2.0 standard exists - don’t just buy any random self-encrypting drive, do your research on past vulnerabilities for that manufacturer, and check if there are any firmware updates for the drive (don’t just rely on LVFS).\n
    \n
    Also, the common hardware attacks rely on either a SATA interface (to unplug the drive while it still has power) or older external ports vulnerable to DMA attacks such as PCMCIA or Thunderbolt 3.x or below; so those attacks only affects older laptops. Of course, someone could theoretically install a hardware keylogger or something, but this is also why you have chassis intrusion detection, and why you should secure and check any external ports and peripherals connected to your machine. Overall physical security is just as important these days.\n
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    But ultimately, as always, it comes down to your personal threat model and inconvenience tolerance levels. In my case, I think the measures I’ve taken are reasonably secure, but mostly, I’ve chosen Opal for performance and convenience reasons.
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      What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
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      To give you an example what I am asking for, here is my list with reasons (funnily enough, using these settings on Debian, which are AFAIK the defaults for Fedora):\n
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      - Btrfs: I use Btrfs for transparent compression which is a game changer for my use cases and using it w/o Raid I had never trouble with corrupt data on power failures, compared to ext4.\n
      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
      - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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            Nobara KDE user here. One of the reasons why I chose it is because it comes with many of the customisations that I’d normally do (such as using an optimized kernel). But in addition, I use:\n
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            - skim instead of fzf
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        +body: "Impressive list! What is the benefit of using Opal compared to LUKS?"
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      +body: "Opal drives are self-encrypting, so they’re done by the disk’s own controller transparently. The main advantage is that there’s almost no performance overhead because the encryption is fully hardware backed. The second advantage is that the encryption is transparent to the OS - so you could have a multi-boot OS setup (Windows and FreeBSD etc) all on the same encrypted drive, so there’s no need to bother with Bitlocker, Veracrypt etc to secure your other OSes. This also means you no longer have a the bootloader limitation of not being able to boot from an encrypted boot partition, like in the case of certain filesystems. And because your entire disk is encrypted (including the ESP), it’s more secure."
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      Thank you very much for your explanation.\n
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      I still feel skeptical about using a chips controller for encryption. AFAIK there have been multiple problems in the past:\n
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      Do you provide a password and there are ‘hooks’ which the boot process uses for you to enter the password on boot?\n
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      I think it is nice to have full disk encryption, but usually we are speaking about evil-maid attacks (?), and IMHO it is mostly game over when an attacker has physical access to your device.
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    Yes, I do provide a password on boot, as you said, keys can be extracted from the hardware so that’s not secure, which is why I don’t use the TPM to store the keys.\n
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    There are no hooks necessary in the bootloader, as it’s the BIOS which prompts you for the password and unlocks the drive.\n
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    And yes, there have been implementation problems in the past, but that’s why the Opal 2.0 standard exists - don’t just buy any random self-encrypting drive, do your research on past vulnerabilities for that manufacturer, and check if there are any firmware updates for the drive (don’t just rely on LVFS).\n
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    Also, the common hardware attacks rely on either a SATA interface (to unplug the drive while it still has power) or older external ports vulnerable to DMA attacks such as PCMCIA or Thunderbolt 3.x or below; so those attacks only affects older laptops. Of course, someone could theoretically install a hardware keylogger or something, but this is also why you have chassis intrusion detection, and why you should secure and check any external ports and peripherals connected to your machine. Overall physical security is just as important these days.\n
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    But ultimately, as always, it comes down to your personal threat model and inconvenience tolerance levels. In my case, I think the measures I’ve taken are reasonably secure, but mostly, I’ve chosen Opal for performance and convenience reasons.
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      What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
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      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
      - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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              Nobara KDE user here. One of the reasons why I chose it is because it comes with many of the customisations that I’d normally do (such as using an optimized kernel). But in addition, I use:\n
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          +body: "Impressive list! What is the benefit of using Opal compared to LUKS?"
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        +body: "Opal drives are self-encrypting, so they’re done by the disk’s own controller transparently. The main advantage is that there’s almost no performance overhead because the encryption is fully hardware backed. The second advantage is that the encryption is transparent to the OS - so you could have a multi-boot OS setup (Windows and FreeBSD etc) all on the same encrypted drive, so there’s no need to bother with Bitlocker, Veracrypt etc to secure your other OSes. This also means you no longer have a the bootloader limitation of not being able to boot from an encrypted boot partition, like in the case of certain filesystems. And because your entire disk is encrypted (including the ESP), it’s more secure."
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        Thank you very much for your explanation.\n
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        I still feel skeptical about using a chips controller for encryption. AFAIK there have been multiple problems in the past:\n
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        - Errors in the implementation which weaken the encryption considerably\n
        - I think I even read about ways to extract the key from the hardware (TPM based encryption)\n
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        Do you provide a password and there are ‘hooks’ which the boot process uses for you to enter the password on boot?\n
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        I think it is nice to have full disk encryption, but usually we are speaking about evil-maid attacks (?), and IMHO it is mostly game over when an attacker has physical access to your device.
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      Yes, I do provide a password on boot, as you said, keys can be extracted from the hardware so that’s not secure, which is why I don’t use the TPM to store the keys.\n
      \n
      There are no hooks necessary in the bootloader, as it’s the BIOS which prompts you for the password and unlocks the drive.\n
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      And yes, there have been implementation problems in the past, but that’s why the Opal 2.0 standard exists - don’t just buy any random self-encrypting drive, do your research on past vulnerabilities for that manufacturer, and check if there are any firmware updates for the drive (don’t just rely on LVFS).\n
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      Also, the common hardware attacks rely on either a SATA interface (to unplug the drive while it still has power) or older external ports vulnerable to DMA attacks such as PCMCIA or Thunderbolt 3.x or below; so those attacks only affects older laptops. Of course, someone could theoretically install a hardware keylogger or something, but this is also why you have chassis intrusion detection, and why you should secure and check any external ports and peripherals connected to your machine. Overall physical security is just as important these days.\n
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      But ultimately, as always, it comes down to your personal threat model and inconvenience tolerance levels. In my case, I think the measures I’ve taken are reasonably secure, but mostly, I’ve chosen Opal for performance and convenience reasons.
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      What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
      \n
      To give you an example what I am asking for, here is my list with reasons (funnily enough, using these settings on Debian, which are AFAIK the defaults for Fedora):\n
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      - Btrfs: I use Btrfs for transparent compression which is a game changer for my use cases and using it w/o Raid I had never trouble with corrupt data on power failures, compared to ext4.\n
      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
      - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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      Edit: Forgot to mention ufw
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              Nobara KDE user here. One of the reasons why I chose it is because it comes with many of the customisations that I’d normally do (such as using an optimized kernel). But in addition, I use:\n
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              - skim instead of fzf
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          +body: "Impressive list! What is the benefit of using Opal compared to LUKS?"
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        +body: "Opal drives are self-encrypting, so they’re done by the disk’s own controller transparently. The main advantage is that there’s almost no performance overhead because the encryption is fully hardware backed. The second advantage is that the encryption is transparent to the OS - so you could have a multi-boot OS setup (Windows and FreeBSD etc) all on the same encrypted drive, so there’s no need to bother with Bitlocker, Veracrypt etc to secure your other OSes. This also means you no longer have a the bootloader limitation of not being able to boot from an encrypted boot partition, like in the case of certain filesystems. And because your entire disk is encrypted (including the ESP), it’s more secure."
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        Thank you very much for your explanation.\n
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        I still feel skeptical about using a chips controller for encryption. AFAIK there have been multiple problems in the past:\n
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        - Errors in the implementation which weaken the encryption considerably\n
        - I think I even read about ways to extract the key from the hardware (TPM based encryption)\n
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        Do you provide a password and there are ‘hooks’ which the boot process uses for you to enter the password on boot?\n
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        I think it is nice to have full disk encryption, but usually we are speaking about evil-maid attacks (?), and IMHO it is mostly game over when an attacker has physical access to your device.
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      Yes, I do provide a password on boot, as you said, keys can be extracted from the hardware so that’s not secure, which is why I don’t use the TPM to store the keys.\n
      \n
      There are no hooks necessary in the bootloader, as it’s the BIOS which prompts you for the password and unlocks the drive.\n
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      And yes, there have been implementation problems in the past, but that’s why the Opal 2.0 standard exists - don’t just buy any random self-encrypting drive, do your research on past vulnerabilities for that manufacturer, and check if there are any firmware updates for the drive (don’t just rely on LVFS).\n
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      Also, the common hardware attacks rely on either a SATA interface (to unplug the drive while it still has power) or older external ports vulnerable to DMA attacks such as PCMCIA or Thunderbolt 3.x or below; so those attacks only affects older laptops. Of course, someone could theoretically install a hardware keylogger or something, but this is also why you have chassis intrusion detection, and why you should secure and check any external ports and peripherals connected to your machine. Overall physical security is just as important these days.\n
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      But ultimately, as always, it comes down to your personal threat model and inconvenience tolerance levels. In my case, I think the measures I’ve taken are reasonably secure, but mostly, I’ve chosen Opal for performance and convenience reasons.
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      What are your ‘defaults’ for your desktop Linux installations, especially when they deviate from your distros defaults? What are your reasons for this deviations?\n
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      To give you an example what I am asking for, here is my list with reasons (funnily enough, using these settings on Debian, which are AFAIK the defaults for Fedora):\n
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      - ZRAM: I wrote about it somewhere else, but ZRAM transformed even my totally under-powered HP Stream 11" with 4GB Ram into a usable machine. Nowadays I don’t have swap partitions anymore and use ZRAM everywhere and it just works ™.\n
      - ufw: I cannot fathom why firewalls with all ports but ssh closed by default are not the default. Especially on Debian, where unconfigured services are started by default after installation, it does not make sense to me.\n
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      My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      Before you ask: Why not Fedora? - I love Fedora, but I need something stable for work, and Fedoras recent kernels brake virtual machines for me.\n
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      Edit: Forgot to mention ufw
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              Nobara KDE user here. One of the reasons why I chose it is because it comes with many of the customisations that I’d normally do (such as using an optimized kernel). But in addition, I use:\n
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              - skim instead of fzf
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          +body: "Impressive list! What is the benefit of using Opal compared to LUKS?"
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        +body: "Opal drives are self-encrypting, so they’re done by the disk’s own controller transparently. The main advantage is that there’s almost no performance overhead because the encryption is fully hardware backed. The second advantage is that the encryption is transparent to the OS - so you could have a multi-boot OS setup (Windows and FreeBSD etc) all on the same encrypted drive, so there’s no need to bother with Bitlocker, Veracrypt etc to secure your other OSes. This also means you no longer have a the bootloader limitation of not being able to boot from an encrypted boot partition, like in the case of certain filesystems. And because your entire disk is encrypted (including the ESP), it’s more secure."
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        Thank you very much for your explanation.\n
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        I still feel skeptical about using a chips controller for encryption. AFAIK there have been multiple problems in the past:\n
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        - Errors in the implementation which weaken the encryption considerably\n
        - I think I even read about ways to extract the key from the hardware (TPM based encryption)\n
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        Do you provide a password and there are ‘hooks’ which the boot process uses for you to enter the password on boot?\n
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      Yes, I do provide a password on boot, as you said, keys can be extracted from the hardware so that’s not secure, which is why I don’t use the TPM to store the keys.\n
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        I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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      Honnestly. Firewalls shut be enabled by default. Specially on laptops connecting to public places.\n
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      Honnestly. Firewalls shut be enabled by default. Specially on laptops connecting to public places.\n
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          I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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        Honnestly. Firewalls shut be enabled by default. Specially on laptops connecting to public places.\n
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          I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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          Zram is not a substitute for swap. Your system is less optimal by not having at least a small swap.\n
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        Honnestly. Firewalls shut be enabled by default. Specially on laptops connecting to public places.\n
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      Swap holds memory pages which are not currently used. Putting them out of the way will optimize the main RAM for normal operations.\n
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      It’s not a huge difference on a modern fast system with lots of actual RAM but it can be felt on older systems and/or less RAM.
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          I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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            I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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        Swap holds memory pages which are not currently used. Putting them out of the way will optimize the main RAM for normal operations.\n
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              I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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              I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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              I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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          Swap holds memory pages which are not currently used. Putting them out of the way will optimize the main RAM for normal operations.\n
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                I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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            Swap holds memory pages which are not currently used. Putting them out of the way will optimize the main RAM for normal operations.\n
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            It’s not a huge difference on a modern fast system with lots of actual RAM but it can be felt on older systems and/or less RAM.
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                I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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                Zram is not a substitute for swap. Your system is less optimal by not having at least a small swap.\n
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                Firewalls should never default to on. It’s an advanced tool and it should be left to advanced users.\n
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                Not to mention how much grief it would cause distro maintainers. If they don’t auto configure the firewall they get blasted by people who don’t know why their stuff isn’t working. If they auto configure they get blasted by people upset that the auto configurator dared change their precious firewall rules. You just can’t win.
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            Swap holds memory pages which are not currently used. Putting them out of the way will optimize the main RAM for normal operations.\n
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            It’s not a huge difference on a modern fast system with lots of actual RAM but it can be felt on older systems and/or less RAM.
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                I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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                Zram is not a substitute for swap. Your system is less optimal by not having at least a small swap.\n
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                Firewalls should never default to on. It’s an advanced tool and it should be left to advanced users.\n
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                Not to mention how much grief it would cause distro maintainers. If they don’t auto configure the firewall they get blasted by people who don’t know why their stuff isn’t working. If they auto configure they get blasted by people upset that the auto configurator dared change their precious firewall rules. You just can’t win.
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            Swap holds memory pages which are not currently used. Putting them out of the way will optimize the main RAM for normal operations.\n
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            It’s not a huge difference on a modern fast system with lots of actual RAM but it can be felt on older systems and/or less RAM.
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  +body: "Perhaps this can help: [chrisdown.name/2018/01/…/in-defence-of-swap.html](https://chrisdown.name/2018/01/02/in-defence-of-swap.html)"
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      I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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      Zram is not a substitute for swap. Your system is less optimal by not having at least a small swap.\n
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      Firewalls should never default to on. It’s an advanced tool and it should be left to advanced users.\n
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      Not to mention how much grief it would cause distro maintainers. If they don’t auto configure the firewall they get blasted by people who don’t know why their stuff isn’t working. If they auto configure they get blasted by people upset that the auto configurator dared change their precious firewall rules. You just can’t win.
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    I have a question about swap.\n
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        I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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      I have a question about swap.\n
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      My current rig has 64 gb, and I opted to not create a swap partition. My logic being I have more than enough.\n
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      The question is does swap ever get used for non-overflow reasons? I would have expected 64 GB to be more than enough to keep most applications in memory. (including whatever the kernel wants to cache)
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        I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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      I have a question about swap.\n
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        I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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        Zram is not a substitute for swap. Your system is less optimal by not having at least a small swap.\n
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      I have a question about swap.\n
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      The question is does swap ever get used for non-overflow reasons? I would have expected 64 GB to be more than enough to keep most applications in memory. (including whatever the kernel wants to cache)
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          I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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        I have a question about swap.\n
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          I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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          Zram is not a substitute for swap. Your system is less optimal by not having at least a small swap.\n
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        I have a question about swap.\n
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        My current rig has 64 gb, and I opted to not create a swap partition. My logic being I have more than enough.\n
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        The question is does swap ever get used for non-overflow reasons? I would have expected 64 GB to be more than enough to keep most applications in memory. (including whatever the kernel wants to cache)
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          I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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          Zram is not a substitute for swap. Your system is less optimal by not having at least a small swap.\n
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          Not to mention how much grief it would cause distro maintainers. If they don’t auto configure the firewall they get blasted by people who don’t know why their stuff isn’t working. If they auto configure they get blasted by people upset that the auto configurator dared change their precious firewall rules. You just can’t win.
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        I have a question about swap.\n
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        My current rig has 64 gb, and I opted to not create a swap partition. My logic being I have more than enough.\n
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        The question is does swap ever get used for non-overflow reasons? I would have expected 64 GB to be more than enough to keep most applications in memory. (including whatever the kernel wants to cache)
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        I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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      I have a question about swap.\n
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    I also have 64 GB and yes, it gets used. For very low quantities, mind you, we’re talking couple hundred KB at most, and only if you don’t reboot for extended periods of time (including suspend time).\n
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        I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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        Zram is not a substitute for swap. Your system is less optimal by not having at least a small swap.\n
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        Not to mention how much grief it would cause distro maintainers. If they don’t auto configure the firewall they get blasted by people who don’t know why their stuff isn’t working. If they auto configure they get blasted by people upset that the auto configurator dared change their precious firewall rules. You just can’t win.
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      I have a question about swap.\n
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      My current rig has 64 gb, and I opted to not create a swap partition. My logic being I have more than enough.\n
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      The question is does swap ever get used for non-overflow reasons? I would have expected 64 GB to be more than enough to keep most applications in memory. (including whatever the kernel wants to cache)
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    I also have 64 GB and yes, it gets used. For very low quantities, mind you, we’re talking couple hundred KB at most, and only if you don’t reboot for extended periods of time (including suspend time).\n
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    Creating a big swap is not needed, but if you add one that’s a couple hundred MB you will see it gets used eventually.\n
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    You don’t have to create a swap partition, you can create a swap file (with dd, mkswap, swapon and /etc/fstab). You can also look into zswap.\n
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    Swap is not meant as overflow “disk RAM”, it’s meant as a particular type of data cache. It *can* be used when you run out of RAM but the system will be extremely slow when that happens and most users would just reboot.
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        I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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        Zram is not a substitute for swap. Your system is less optimal by not having at least a small swap.\n
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        Firewalls should never default to on. It’s an advanced tool and it should be left to advanced users.\n
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      I have a question about swap.\n
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      My current rig has 64 gb, and I opted to not create a swap partition. My logic being I have more than enough.\n
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      The question is does swap ever get used for non-overflow reasons? I would have expected 64 GB to be more than enough to keep most applications in memory. (including whatever the kernel wants to cache)
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    I also have 64 GB and yes, it gets used. For very low quantities, mind you, we’re talking couple hundred KB at most, and only if you don’t reboot for extended periods of time (including suspend time).\n
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    Creating a big swap is not needed, but if you add one that’s a couple hundred MB you will see it gets used eventually.\n
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      I’ve never had a problem with ext4 after power failure.\n
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    What is the difference between physical swap and having a swap partition on ZRAM, especially for the kernel? To the best of my knowledge, nearly no Linux distribution supports suspend to disk any more, any ZRAM swap looks for the kernel like … swap. Thanks to the virtual file system. Further, I have high trust in the Fedora community, which decided to use ZRAM.\n
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      > My next project is to slim down my Gnome desktop installation, but I guess this is quite common in the Debian community.\n
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      This is pretty easy on Debian.\n
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    Thanks for the list.\n
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    The way I setup my minimal systems is to uncheck everything during tasksel, then switch to another virtual console, chroot to /target and install what I need. Saves one reboot and hassles, when installing via thump drive. (Did this for Xfce in the past.)
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