Qubes' Xen-Like Security Requires a Leap of Faith
This latest version features a new management system that centrally controls the Qubes OS configuration based on Salt management software.
The in-house installation wizard offers various options to precreate some useful configurations. The release also supports booting on machines with UEFI and introduces additional hardware support for a range of video cards.
Qubes OS is not for the faint-hearted. Even Linux users familiar with other security-enhanced distros will feel the challenge in installing and setting up this unique Linux desktop.
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