Open file {{{filename}}} in an editor with root rights.
Maybe future wording:
Open or create file {{{filename}}} in an editor with root rights.
But that seems a bit confusing. Not sure how to improve that yet. Maybe there’s an English word which could mean both “open existing file” and/or “create file if it does not exist yet”. Suggestions?
There is a new donation banner end of year campaign. How do you like the new donation banner end of year campaign? It can be seen on most wiki pages such as for example on:
JavaScript (JS) version: will be shown.
no-JS version: will simply not be shown. No other disadvantages. (Difficult to implement in MediaWiki with no-JS compatibility with reasonable effort.)
Pages purely designed to get the user started such as homepage whonix.org, Whonix ™ - Anonymous Operating System, Documentation, Download and a few more are using are using wiki template {{hide_all_banners}} (Template:Hide all banners - Whonix) and don’t show the (donation or any) banner(s).
https://www.whonix.org/wiki/File:Ubuntu_software_icon.png did not exist.
Went to https://www.kicksecure.com/wiki/File:Ubuntu_software_icon.png which is a wiki page (HTML).
Clicked on the real image link https://www.kicksecure.com/w/images/6/68/Ubuntu_software_icon.png
Downloaded using scurl-download to really download the png and not the webp. (Browsers are telling nginx they support webp so these are preferably delivered. But curl has no such feature.)
Uploaded to https://www.whonix.org/wiki/File:Ubuntu_software_icon.png
The SCAP workbench should be added as a recommendation for Non-Qubes Whonix hardening guide i.e. tighten up host security (not running full remediation which will bork most systems). The GUI has standards that can be loaded for most common Linux distros like Debian etc.
user non-actionable items, infeasible development, requiring major development effort which apparently nobody on the internet is working on,
are non-applicable (only in enterprise environments and not applicable to single / end-user computers).
A links to a number of such tools and with comments on their output can be found here:
Such as for example:
Feel free to mention it in the documentation. Anyone should feel free to research, contribute to such tools to provide less false-positives, better warning messages or even to the security of Debian, Kicksecure, etc. But unless providing solutions / development contributions, it’s not worth posting about this in the forums.