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In case any PureOS people are reading this, consider making the info on PureOS security in your wiki easier to find. You say in your blog post to "See the Pure
by SkyMarshal 7y ago
In case any PureOS people are reading this, consider making the info on PureOS security in your wiki easier to find.
You say in your blog post to "See the PureOS wiki to learn more about the extensive security features in PureOS." You link to your wiki's front page[1], but the word "security" is nowhere to be found on that page.
And if you click through to the only page that seems like it might have section on security, the "Overview and some general information about PureOS" [2], the word "security" is nowhere on that page either.
I'm still not clear where in the wiki this info is, but the security features and defaults are one of the most interesting things to me about an OS.
[1]:https://tracker.pureos.net/w/ https://tracker.pureos.net/w/
[2]:https://tracker.pureos.net/w/pureos/ https://tracker.pureos.net/w/pureos/
- MarcellusDrum 7y agoSearching for this on Google give back 5 results, with only 1 that is semi-relevant[1], which is their FAQ page. They don't have a question specifically about security, but they talk briefly about it while answering other questions. inurl:tracker.pureos.net/w/ "security" [1]: https://tracker.pureos.net/w/faq/ https://tracker.pureos.net/w/faq/
- seanpackham 7y agoThank you, I've updated the link. Let me know if you'd like to hear more about the security features and I can get Kyle (security) and Jeremiah (PureOS) to jump into this thread.
- SkyMarshal 7y agoInstead of having Kyle & Jeremiah elaborate on it in this thread, which will quickly disappear into the aether, probably better to elaborate on it in your wiki. PureOS’s main customer base are techies and hackers who will be very curious about security, and a thorough writeup on it could be a strong selling point.