Introduction

The fact that I daily drive Qubes OS on both my laptop and desktop and have been for over a year was something that piqued the curiosity of multiple people in the ASU Linux User's Group which prompted the request for me to present a talk on Qubes OS and not only how it works but what truly differentiates it.

In order to try to accommodate everyone regardless of technical knowledge, I started the presentation off with a general overview, mostly focusing on the user experience of Qubes before slowly diving deeper and deeper into its drivers and architecture and their respective technical details.

I presented this talk on the 5th of February 2022 at the weekly ASULUG meeting and while it was recorded, the recording quality is extremely poor so have refrained from posting it down below though the slides are included down below.

Slides

The slides of the presentation in PDF form:
See down below to view the presentation with my notes, the actual PDF files and their respective signatures.


Signatures are made with the key with ID 854FAE1421A616F1 and fingerprint
170F 2EE2 A9B4 206B 0900 2E3D 854F AE14 21A6 16F1.