Oh, and there's the mention that Debian packages updates are handled by system's update manager, like it would automatically do it, but the thing is, it actually doesn't, as the good old repository system still works the same, if nothing adds the repository, it won't magically appear.
So Ubuntu app center can handle the .deb packages installation, but not their update. When you open a newer version of the package it's like "nope, nothing more to do, that one is already installed." :neocat_facepalm:
@0x4d6165 Yeah, something more self-customed is what I'll tend toward, but in this context I'll only do it as a second step, since for now I'm mostly looking for something all-in-one just long enough to familiarize myself with the various tools in question.
@aearil Oh it's more of me wanting to broadly begin to approach the IT forensics topic rather than something specific, hence why I'm looking for OOTB tooled distros.
And yeah, I thought too about following the Arch path for this one.😄
Pol FREuh, c'est moi ou la cour d'appel qui balance une estimation de calendrier, ce qu'elle ne fait absolument jamais d'habitude, l'air de dire "non mais vous inquiétez pas, ce sera bouclé large avant la période des prochaines élections", c'est littéralement le pire move de l'univers dans cette circonstance ?
Even if an AI-powered service works entirely offline, what are the guarantees that at each update it won't send part or entirety of the local training to third party as a step of the updating process?
