> Qubes Air is vaporware and not under active development
This is not exactly true, see the proof of concept:
Re:A modest update to Qubes OS
by katehikes88 on Sunday February 25, 2024 @02:21PM
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I suppose you didn't see the reply from a developer right under the post you linked.
I did. It's jut not true that it's vaporware. There was some progress.
Re:A modest update to Qubes OS
by katehikes88 on Sunday February 25, 2024 @04:09PM
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A proof of concept after five years and no serious plans going forward. There are plenty of vaporware with more to show.
The github issues are nothing more than a wishlist. There doesn't seem to be any serious plans for this feature and no one seems interested in working on it. Limiting the user would require rewriting a large portion of the Qubes tools since they assume that the user has unrestricted access to the Xen API. I have looked at the feasibility of doing this myself in hopes of using Qubes in a corporate context but after looking into the architecture it became clear that I would never have time for such an undertaking.
>in the future a "qube" will be able to run on independent hardware
Qubes Air is vaporware and not under active development. There isn't much more to it beyond that blog post.