[mricon]

> Just turn it into a PDF with slides for goodness sakes.

Hey, I'm not the ones who linked to slides.com. :) The PDF version is linked off the main conference page: http://kernsec.org/files/lss2015/giant-bags-of-mostly-water....

> Btw, one thing worth correcting is false claim that QubesOS was or is only attempt at workstation security.

You must look at my statements in the context of presenting this at the Linux Security Summit. You know a lot more about this than me, obviously, but from what I can tell, each of the other solutions you mention run custom non-Linux microkernels that provide virtualization to other consumer OSes. I'm ready to be educated here, but I believe I didn't misstate that QubesOS was one of the first pure-Linux mainstream attempts at workstation security through compartmentalization.

[mrmondo]

Oh, you're a legend, no more reveal.js thanks for the link!

EDIT: It was 28MB so I compressed it down to 1.7MB here (image quality wont be as good but meh): https://www.dropbox.com/s/8bu3rkj6pjbneiv/giant-bags-of-most...

[nickpsecurity]

Re slides. Oh, I must have misread meaning of one of your comments. I got a PDF to share now. Good. :)

Re "one of the first pure-Linux mainstream attempts"

Damn, I'd have had you if you didn't say mainstream. This statement is so well-worded I might have to agree with it. Sad part, though, is it's because mainstream rarely accepts anything more secure, esp high integrity/security. Rust and QubesOS are among a tiny set of exceptions.