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Bookmark or Share- Qubes OS fails to boot from Live USB DriveFor reference, I will say that I have found Qubes-R3.2-x86-64 is very usable when installed on a Sandisk extreme (USB3.0) 64GB memory stick. I created a boot USB on an 8GB Netac stick, booted on that. I then installed qubes on the larger and faster Sandisk, encrypting it with a passphrase. LibreOffice installed and ran fine.
- Qubes OS. Upgrades? Rolling release? - Unix & Linux Stack ExchangeQubes OS installs packages mostly "normally" (download via a net VM, then install them). It's done for Dom0 and the template VMs individually. Even a distribution update (like moving to the next fedora) can be done that way, but it takes significantly longer.
- virtual machine - Qubes-OS transfer files from and to HVM - Unix ...I can't find in the documentation how to transfer data from and to the HVM in Qubes-OS. When a normal AppVM is created, it has the Qubes Tools installed so easy copy and paste, and transferring files is possible. However, a HVM seems completely locked down. Any idea's?
- Installing Qubes OS and handling the Installation Destination PagePress Ctrl+Alt+F2 on Qubes installation screen to show console and type fdisk -l to list disk drives. Then you can fdisk /dev/sdX to select disk. Now you can type fdisk commands
- Installing Ubuntu Software Applications in Qubes OSQubes is based on the Xen hypervisor, therefore it distinguishes between the host (Dom0) and guest (DomU). Installing software on Dom0 brakes the security model of Qubes and renders it useless, so it should be avoided. Instead install programs in DomU OS's, such as Ubuntu. These are known as template VMs. To do that, follow this guide:
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