This is somewhat OT, but I just thought I'd mention: I keep my computer up (almost) all the time, but, for security, I mount (and then umount) my encrypted disk partitions only when needed.
(To make it easier for myself, I wrote a few (primitive) (bash) scripts to help. Of course, the passwords are not in the scripts, but the script / LUKs prompts me for the passwords when required.) On Monday, December 04, 2017 11:19:07 AM G wrote: > Hello! > I recently installed debian on my laptop and I encrypted my hard drive > with a password. > > I noticed that in some distros like Mint, Fedora etc when you boot you > have a graphical interface where you put your LUKS password and then you > jump to the Desktop without showing the various processes that start. > On the other hand on debian i put my password and i see the various > processes starting up until i reach my desktop. > > I would like to know which packages i should install or configure in > order to have a similar result. (Show a more pleasant interface when i > enter the LUKS password and hide the processes while starting) > > Thanks in advance for your help!
