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Said *without docker
Basically wants to setup SearXNG without using docker but wants to understand how apache serves it
Would like to understand it to customize it a bit and serve the service to a port instead of an URL for example
Would like to make it “pseudo-public” thank you anyway
edited the original post sorry
You’re demand is really weird let me explain you a bit :
Proxmox and CasaOS are mainly use for servers
MX Linux and Windows are the opposite
So my first question is what will be this machine?
The second important question is why using Proxmox and CasaOS?
Proxmox is a hypervisor (a type 1 hypervisor) basically it’s like VMware or virtualbox (that you run as app in your OS), but has the place here as the main OS. CasaOS on the other side is a bit different, it’s more an user friendly self hosting service. So you cannot really use the both if the machine is meant to be a server.
And lastly sure you can dual boot windows and MX Linux (even if windows will surely eat your MX Linux partition, and wouldn’t recommended it). But again you cannot really use your PC as a server and as a home at the same time ;-)
I would like to have the real Linux phones Not just a pixel running a alternative android
I dont want that of a beast but only a cheap and decent smartphone that will supported by most of the Mobile Linux Distros to use a phone completely privately instead of using android
After the Instella announce by AMD, this model is once again a great news! Full open source model are the way to continue open source software legacy
Can understand that you are using it
BUT iOS is NOT a private OS at all!
Snowflake is a bit like a bridge so you only transport encrypted traffic to the tor network and no one knows what’s in
The only requirements is to live in a place that is not blocked from Tor (and don’t a low data plan)
Time to promote peertube
Great job, keep your motivation!
But you shouldn’t use any apple product, they are as bad for privacy as using Google’s one. Do not use an iPhone (lineageos is pretty good to use), do not use Apple’s services… And keep going
Mistral --> pseudo-open-source
Linux --> not relates to Europe (but amazing choice)
Vivaldi --> only source available
Pretty good project, but is it the future to have mainly web apps?
Right thank you
As I seen in other comment I think that the protocol is audited not really the app and servers In comparison SimpleX is audited pretty regularly
Good idea for normal people that are not really knowing how and what to put on such a device