Holger Levsen

FWIW, I just gave physlock a try and it worked great :) Is physlock available in fedora 25? I also like its secure design, as opposed to other unsecure-by-design xscreenlockers......

unman, could you please share more details about your setup, maybe even commits? ;-) Are you running this on a jessie based dom0 or stretch? How did you build+install the...

Marek, thanks for the hints! For a start I don't mind violating Debian policy if needed. That said, while statically linking and embedded code copies are discouraged in general, there...

https://wiki.debian.org/Qubes/Devel is the relevant URL for this issue. https://wiki.debian.org/Qubes just describe how to use Qubes from the point of view of someone familar with Debian - and that wiki page...

On Thu, Aug 01, 2024 at 06:45:42AM -0700, unman wrote: > I think it is too early to close this. Some users will finally make the > transition to 4.2...

> Interestingly, when I unplug and re-plug the USB keyboard, I can type my password at normal speed again. that sounds like the jolly old problem of sys-usb using 100%...

confirmed, a new release would also be nice for trixie, else I´ll need to cherry-pick some commits, which is also not a big deal...

also please take into consideration that there are *many* Debian releases, like bookworm, bookworm-security, bookworm-updates, bookworm-proposed-updates, trixie, trixie-security and so on. (and then Debian also has archive areas like main...

it's probably a good idea to also address #180 while fixing this.

On Sat, May 24, 2025 at 01:42:52PM -0700, Paul Gevers wrote: > Why do we care about the release in the database? Isn't all that matters the version? (At least...