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I ran Qubes for a while, really enjoyed the way it integrated windows so I could use MS Office (mandatory job requirement) as apps rather than a VM as I normally do. I realise you can do something similar with Winapps for Linux but to have it baked in was rather nice.
Interesting. Thank you for sharing your experiences! Would you be so kind to elaborate on that experience? Did you like it? Are you still using it? Why or why not? Pros and Cons? Thank you in advance!