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Posted 06-26-2020 at 06:58 PM byTheOuterLinux Updated 07-13-2020 at 01:17 AM byTheOuterLinux(Needed to correct a potential recursive image import issue due to the data directory being in the same container. It could essentially start creating thumbnails of thumbnails, so to speak.)
I am sure that there are lots of ways to have "encrypted photo management," but Shotwell and zuluCrypt, so far, have been the most incredibly easy to use combination for this.
Heads is a GNU/Linux liveCD distribution aimed at people who like the aspect of controlling their privacy and anonymity on the Internet. You might have heard of Tails as a similar GNU/Linux distribution. heads was born as an answer to Tails, since Tails is using systemd as an init system and also contains non-free software.
In heads, the init of choice is not systemd. systemd is a huge piece of software that,...
I don't actually have anything to add at this time but I am a bit curious as to what this looks like. It looks to be a bit more feature-rich than the journal at Slashdot, so there's that.
I suppose I should put something pertinent here and I guess it's a good a time as any to mention that I've found firejail to be a neat thing and it's actually kind of powerful. There are some neat things you can do with it - some limits to impose and isolation features that have the power to not...
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