No

As far as I know, the exploit you are referring to, wasn't actually a vulnerability. https://youtu.be/awkoa_WxFIg?feature=shared&t=659 Although feel free to correct me on that one

Sounds pretty scary to me. The thing has full control over your computer (if infected) and is nearly undetectable.

Why pirate Resolve? The non studio version is free (but not OSS)

Fun fact: it wasn't even made by Bethesda. They only published it. It was made by Obsidian Entertainment

Check if you have a broadcom adaptor. They have to be enabled manually as they screw with other wifi drivers

perfect

There is a ujust command for it. You can see the model with lsusb (if it is a stick) or lspci (if it is a card)

Mine was Windows XP -> Ubuntu -> Xubuntu -> Windows 10 -> Kubuntu -> KDE Neon -> back to Kubuntu -> Manjaro -> Endeavour OS -> Fedora -> Debian -> NixOS

I also have a separate Laptop for financial things running Alma Linux and a Gaming PC running bazzite

No need for reverse engineering. Vortex is already open source under GPL3. https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/Vortex

I found this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/37412/how-can-i-ensure-transmission-traffic-uses-a-vpn#205510 Hope it helps

good bot

Yeah, my bad

If you're content with a web-based JS-App, try https://paint.js.org/

It should be possible. Although probably very complicated. Have a look at https://distrobox.it/. It allows you to tightly integrate containers into your desktop, including accelerated graphics, some devices, your homedir, etc. It can even automatically install desktop shortcuts. (You can disable the integrations of course) Even tho it uses Podman instead of docker, AFAIK it should be 1:1 compatible with docker for your usecase.

That is very cool. Thanks for sharing. If you need some additional repos (like OP), you can probably add them through some commands in the "pre_init_hooks" option.

You can even have all nixpkgs on a different distro through the nix package manager

Might be pretty complicated. https://www.reddit.com/r/zfs/comments/dimtjv// Your best bet is probably to enable autologin and use the same password for the encryption

Looks like your standard electron app to me. I'm no software developer so I could be wrong tho