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My setup of Qubeslows
this document will describe my Qubes Setup and what I did to improve the Qubes experience so that Qubes will become my daily main operating system
About Me
I am working for a Berlin based IT Solution Provider. Main topics datacenter infrastructure (Cisco/NetApp/Vmware/Microsoft). Working with Linux and even more with Qubes adds some complexity, as several internal workflows but also customer projects are mainly relying on windows software and operating systems. Using Qubes has been a decision as I want to prove that another world is possible and because I want to keep my data as much secure as possible. Additionally I Qubes offers protection when working with one device in several customer environments.
My Hardware
I am using three devices, depending on what I need to do. My main device which I use ~80% of time is the X230 Core i7 which has a 2nd Slice battery, giving me more than 8h of battery runtime.
The favorite device -> Lenovo X230
- 12 inch Laptop
- Intel Core Intel Core i7-3520M @ 2.90 GHz
- 16 GB RAM
- 500 GB Intel SSD
- 1366x768 IPS-Display
- WWAN-Card
- 44++ battery
- additional Slice-Battery 19++
- Coreboot with SeaBIOS
- Qubes 4.0
- Windows 10 Enteprise (DualBoot)
The work horse -> Lenovo W540
- 15" Laptop
- Intel Core i7-4900MQ CPU @ 2.80GHz
- 32 GB RAM
- 512 GB SSD
- 2880x1620 3K-IPS-Display
- WWAN-Card
- Stock BIOS
- Qubes OS 4.0
- Windows 7 Pro (as HVM from within Qubes)
The backup device -> Lenovo X230
- 12 inch Laptop
- Intel Core i5-3320M CPU @ 2.60 GHz
- 8 GB RAM
- 120 GB Intel SSD
- 1366x768 IPS-Display
- WWAN-Card
- 44++ battery
- Coreboot with SeaBIOS
- Qubes 4.0
- Windows 7 Pro (as HVM from within Qubes)
My Setup
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My Templates
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