Free Support for Kicksecure

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Kicksecure has many users and a long tradition. Therefore many questions have already been asked and answered. There area a lot of free resources offered (see below) to solve your problems.

Computer Security

General

Qubes OS

  • Documentationarchive.org iconarchive.today icon
  • Enhancements and community bug tracker - Github Qubes Issuesarchive.org iconarchive.today icon.
  • Various daily questions and/or problems - Qubes Forumarchive.org iconarchive.today icon.
    • HCL reports.
    • Installation problems.
    • Hardware compatibility problems.
    • General, how do I...?
  • Mailing lists and other Help and Supportarchive.org iconarchive.today icon resources.

Additional Support Resources

For additional support resources, please press on Expand on the right.

Kicksecure Forums

Kicksecure User Help Forumsarchive.org iconarchive.today icon

Usage instructions:

Kicksecure Forum Best Practices:

Other Resources

  • Help others by subscribing to Kicksecure support channels.

Safety Advice

Warning: Be careful what you say, especially in public places that are archived!

What is said may reveal personal information such as:

  • Location / IP Address.
  • Personality.
  • Skills, Aims, Goals.
  • Personal Details.
  • ...

To keep the IP address hidden, visit these websites anonymously over Tor, using either the Kicksecure or Tor Browserarchive.org iconarchive.today icon from The Tor Project. To delink questions from an existing email or OpenID, it is advisable to create a separate email address, OpenID, and user name/s just for this purpose.

Be careful with the advice received from public places. Always get a second opinion and do not run commands or perform steps which you do not understand. Never post any custom code or output that pertains to your system or onion service specifically.

General Advice

Info Tip: Avoid using new or unconventional terminology where possible to prevent confusion. For instance, refer to "Debian testing repository" as is, rather than renaming it to "Debian test repository".

It is highly recommended to read the following links:

Self Support First Policy

The Kicksecure team is promoting the "Self Support First Policy". It is a policy, usually employed by small open source teams with limited resources. It means utilizing all of your options from public sources first, then search engines, already existing content and answers, then sources inside the forumarchive.org iconarchive.today icon and only then consider reaching out in the forum and through direct support.

Details on Self Support First Policy