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I've been researching this recently and I think the Qubes approach is still the best. Some people use xpra, which is fundamentally very similar to Qubes (a com
by agwa 11y ago
I've been researching this recently and I think the Qubes approach is still the best. Some people use xpra, which is fundamentally very similar to Qubes (a compositor running inside a dummy X server), but xpra has been designed to run over the network and hence is not as efficient as Qubes with transferring buffers. Consequentially, I find xpra to be too slow to be usable. xpra also has gained a lot of additional features lately which I worry has increased the attack surface.
Coincidentally, I was planning to spend some time today porting Qubes' GUI isolation to run outside of Qubes (for use between containers or other OS-level sandboxes). If I'm successful, expect to see a Show HN.
- heavenlyhash 11y ago> porting Qubes' GUI isolation to run outside of Qubes (for use between containers or other OS-level sandboxes) Want level >9000.