Do we want all AppArmor profiles to be perfect? Or do we perfect them after release of Whonix 9? (Getting still some XChat denied messages, haven’t reported yet.)
(Nevermind if the generic gui tool tickets aren’t done by then. I guess those are less important and fine for Whonix 10.)
TODO:
Have to bump package version numbers and create signed git tags.
Have to create a Whonix9 git branch.
When the TODO is done, I could create a new testers-only version. We then fix only (grave) bugs in Whonix9 git branch. New features go into git master. Should there be no (grave) bugs, release can be made.
The “window title shortened” (#231) has been fixed some time ago, I believe. Could you recheck, it’s OK here.
Do we want all AppArmor profiles to be perfect? Or do we perfect them after release of Whonix 9? (Getting still some XChat denied messages, haven't reported yet.)
I think we could package them in Whonix 9. Now, I maintain the profiles and thus, it’s easy to say. The big question would be, do we enforce them during the installation?
When you have time, could you post the XChat denied messages ?
I think we could package them in Whonix 9. Now, I maintain the profiles and thus, it's easy to say. The big question would be, do we enforce them during the installation?
Are the profiles all assembled in a package that can be installed on demand?