How to launch a program without network access?

firejail --noprofile --net=none <program-name>

Arguments against Wayland

It spots files that does not follow the XDG specifications.

Une imprimante laser qui fonctionne bien sous GNU/Linux: la brother DCP-L2530DW avec wifi.

TL;DR calling GNU/Linux is a mess. We can stop it as it does not include all distributions.

In Layman’s terms, a container is a box in which we can put things inside and use them separately without affecting the central system (host).

👍 A simple definition

An example is provided about "traditional packaging" tools clashes when installing binary names: example of VSCode and Code - OSS.

Another issue:

For example, if an application recently updated, and requires dependency A version 1, but the distribution only ships dependency A version 0.9. It would not be ideal for upgrading the application, as the distribution will not meet the requirements.

The author suggests using containers to solve it using containers. He recommends Nix and Flatpak.

The only short-term issue is: toolkits, frameworks, and applications have to adopt these standards.

Official PPA:

add-apt-repository ppa:phoerious/keepassxc
apt update
apt install keepassxc

AppImage is similar to dmg files for MacOS. If you have the file, you can run the app.

A Snap image contains all dependencies. A snap app will run in isolated mode. The rights of the contained application depend on the level defined in the snap: classic, strict, or dev mode. There is therefore a real security benefit since a given piece of software will only have very controlled interactions with the rest of the system. A snap app is often two or 3 times larger though.

Flatpak is similar to Snap. Differences occur for the developers, who have nearly nothing at the beginning, and the user must approve every data request (personal data, network, process). Security has been criticized though. Executables take also a noticeable amount of storage.

scp (eventually) → rsync and sftp
egrep and fgrep → grep with flags
netstat → ss
ifconfig → ip
arp → ip n
iptunnel → ip tunnel
nameif → ip link
route → ip route
iwconfig → iw
iptables → nftables

Développé par des passionés, l'interface est propre et soigné. Only 5GB needed. Update are available twice a month.

Lien du site de la distribution: https://massos.org/

#idea #project: improve their website

Still At least 8GB of free disk space in the system requirements :)

LOL

Stats about security flaws in the linux kernel

Quelles sont les failles de sécurité de GNU/Linux ?
Exemples et statistiques à l'appui !

For ASUS laptops

+1 pour OpenWeather et Sound Input & Output Device Chooser