should it be possible to run the new rusty security OS, RedoxOS, als an AppVM?
Which kind of applications might be deliver, so a higher level of security, as the corresponding linux apps?
Kind Regards
yes, it would be nice to use RedoxOS as sort of graphical Unikernel VM.
RedoxOS could be used for:
- password managers (isolated password manager VM)
- graphical pgp/certificate management
- IRC/XMPP chatting
- network isolated file storage for confidential files
- disposable VMs
in the future:
- email
- browsing
RedoxOS could be used to provide per-application isolation. However, the biggest advantage of RedoxOS is the small memory and storage footprint. RedoxOS requires approx. 128 MB storage space and needs less memory than most Linux distribution.
I installed it in June on top of Qubes OS and it was running fairly well for being a new operating system. It still has some rough edges.
I especially liked the simplicity of the graphical desktop environment (Orbit).
best regards
J. Eppler
Has anyone successfully started RedoxOS on XEN? Porting the Qubes Tools will be a nice challange for rust enthusiasts ;-D