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### Managing changes ### ### Managing changes ###
When opening and modifying a document in a dispVM the content is sent back to `srcVM` when the dispVM's process (eg. LibreOffice) closes. The the dispVM's private volume is then wiped and any change that was made to the VM are discarded - eg. automatically updated add-ons, blacklists, tweaked browser preferences, ... ; The following ideas show how to cope with those "deliberate" changes: When opening and modifying a document in a dispVM the content is sent back to `srcVM` when the dispVM's process (eg. LibreOffice) closes. The dispVM's private volume is then wiped and any change that was made to the VM are discarded - eg. automatically updated add-ons, blacklists, tweaked browser preferences, ... ; The following ideas show how to cope with those "deliberate" changes:
- inter-VM copy/paste is probably the easiest way to synchronize small amount of data in text form from the dispVM to `srcVM` (or to another dedicated VM like the oft-used 'vault'). Eg.: - inter-VM copy/paste is probably the easiest way to synchronize small amounts of data in text form from the dispVM to `srcVM` (or to another dedicated VM like the oft-used 'vault' VM). Eg.:
- passwords: copy/paste from/to KeepassX (or one of its forks). - passwords: copy/paste from/to KeepassX (or one of its forks).
- bookmarks: copy/paste from/to a plain text file, or an html file (like most browsers can export/import), or a dedicated bookmark manager like [buku](https://github.com/jarun/Buku) (command line manager, available in Fedora 28 repo - `dnf install buku`). - bookmarks: copy/paste from/to
- other content/changes will have to be copied, usually to the (disp)VM templateVM. Care must be taken not to replicate compromised files: working with a freshly started (disp)VM and performing only the required update actions before synchronizing files with the templateVM is a good idea. - a plain text file
- or an html bookmark file (most browsers can export/import such file)
- or a dedicated bookmark manager like [buku](https://github.com/jarun/Buku) (command line manager, available in Fedora 28 repo - `dnf install buku`).
- other content/changes will have to be copied, usually to the dispVM templateVM. Care must be taken not to replicate compromised files: working with a freshly started dispVM and performing only the required update actions before synchronizing files with the templateVM is a good idea.
### Using "named" dispVMs ### ### Using "named" dispVMs ###