On 4/12/20 5:22 PM, Dan Krol wrote:
> Standalone VMs are good in rare cases when you need to experiment with
> an app or configuration that might conflict with a template.
Personally, so far I've used it when I want to install something that's
not in the Debian/Fedora repository (which half the time just means dev
tools and dependencies). I recently reduced my need there considerably
with Flatpak user-level installation, but not entirely.
Is there a better way to achieve the same? bind-dirs for normal OS
packages seems complicated and sort of defeats the purpose of the
security benefit you just described. Perhaps I ought to clone Debian 10
Template, install what I want, and then make an AppVM based on that?
That's reasonable and I think its what Qubes users do in most situations.
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