Qubes OS
qubes-os.org containerized appsOpen-source security-oriented operating system for single-user desktop computing. It uses virtualisation, to run each application in its own compartment to avoid data being leaked. It features Split GPG, U2F Proxy, and Whonix integration. Qubes makes is easy to create disposable VMs which are spawned quickly and destroyed when closed. Qubes is recommended by Edward Snowden.
- Homepage: qubes-os.org
- GitHub: github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues
- Privacy: qubes-os.org/privacy
- Web info: web-check.xyz/check/qubes-os.org
Qubes OS Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy Summary
- The service may use tracking pixels, web beacons, browser fingerprinting, and/or device fingerprinting on users.
- The service may change its terms at any time, but the user will receive notification of the changes.
- This service is only available to users over a certain age
- The service is provided 'as is' and to be used at your sole risk
- There is a date of the last update of the agreements
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Documents
- Privacy PolicyCreated 17 Jun 20, Last modified 1 year ago
- Terms of UseCreated 17 Jun 20, Last modified 1 year ago
About the Data
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Qubes OS Source Code
Author
Description
The Qubes OS Project issue tracker
Homepage
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/issue-tracking/License
Created
06 Mar 15
Last Updated
09 Jun 26
Latest version
Primary Language
Size
631 KB
Stars
611
Forks
59
Watchers
611
Language Usage
Star History
Top Contributors
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@andrewdavidwong (161)
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Recent Commits
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Add sentence about donating bounties to the project
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Add bounty workflow
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Update default affected release
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Update links
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Update documentation links
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Update wording
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Update wording
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Remove link to milestones (no longer used)
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Add instructions for finding Qubes OS release
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Clarify descriptions
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Bring back Issue Templates to work around poor Issue Form support Some of our users (and some GitHub users in general) have reported that the new Issue Forms do not work on all browsers and platforms, sometimes leaving them with no way to open a new issue at all. As a temporary workaround (until Issue Forms are universally supported), this commit brings back the old Issue Templates, giving users a choice between form and template for each issue type.
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Replace "help, support, and questions" template with form
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Remove parenthetical text next to releases to avoid future confusion For example, 4.2 is currently the "latest stable release," but this will no longer be true in the future. Yet, this text will remain in all issue body texts created during this period, which may become confusing in the future.
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Clarify dropdown menu
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Make first option the default
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Replace feature request issue template with issue form
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Update bug report form
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Increment default option index
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Replace bug report issue template with issue form
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Use new non-label issue types
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Add workflow for issues that affect only 4.1
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Add "Completion criteria checklist" section https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-doc/pull/1386#discussion_r1525481727
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Remove "task" template The "task" template is usually chosen incorrectly. In most cases, when issue reporters use the "task" template, they should have used either the "enhancement" or "bug" template instead. Genuine tasks are rare enough that the label can be manually assigned after issue creation.
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Clarify wording
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Add workflows for issue resolutions
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Revert "Update issue templates" This reverts commit f45514251a9a10b789a6bf398acecdd03c9deb53.
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Update issue templates
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Update README
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Remove Qubes 4.0 from table Fixes QubesOS/qubes-issues#8397
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Create workflow to close old 4.0 issues with a comment
Qubes OS Security
Qubes OS Website
Website
Qubes OS: A reasonably secure operating system | Qubes OS
Qubes is a security-oriented, free and open-source operating system for personal computers that allows you to securely compartmentalize your digital life.
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Security Checks
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Server Details
- IP Address 185.199.110.153
- Hostname cdn-185-199-110-153.github.com
- Location California, Pennsylvania, United States of America, NA
- ISP GitHub Inc.
- ASN AS54113
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Safety Score
Website marked as safe
100%
Blacklist Check
www.qubes-os.org was found on 0 blacklists
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