lotharmatthaeus

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[–] lotharmatthaeus@lemmy.zip 1 points 18 minutes ago

Thanks! Putting everything into a VM is actually a nice idea. Then I would just need to encrypt the hard disk file of that VM, and things should be simple. It creates a larger file though, but that is probably manageable.

[–] lotharmatthaeus@lemmy.zip 1 points 25 minutes ago

That's actually an interesting point. But how do you ensure the same under Linux? Doesn't Gnome or KDE also track recently opened files somehow?

 

I would like to do the following on my windows (10 or 11) computer:

  • Move photos from an SD card into a mounted veracrypt volume.
  • Edit photos inside the veracrypt volume using RawTherapee.
  • View the edited photos inside the veracrypt volume.

I would like that whenever I unmount the veracrypt volume, there is no trace of the photo files left on the computer.

I already noticed that the "recent files" feature of windows explorer stores the path name and a thumbnail of a picture that was opened with photo viewer for example. That is not good.

Are there other pitfalls like this I need to watch out for?

[–] lotharmatthaeus@lemmy.zip 2 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Is lemmynsfw always that much down?