I simply hate being spied on. I also can’t logically understand, why to pay for a product, while still losing privacy at the same time. Then I came to linux, and it does the best of both worlds: It can be used for free, while respecting privacy. I still donate to my distro though, but it doesn’t force me to.

You’re my hero! It now works.

[Unit]
Description=Nomadnet Service
After=network.target

[Service]
Type=simple
ExecStart=/home/admin/.local/bin/nomadnet --daemon
Restart=on-failure
User=admin
Group=admin

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

So, now the service runs as a daemon. Is it a problem to login via SSH and use the command nomadnet (no daemon), while the daemon-service is running? Because it seems to be working when I try it?

!surfacelinux@lemmy.sdf.org

Hmm, doesn’t this undermine the whole purpose of encryption? If I understand that right, there will always be unencrypted stuff of me? Also when I completely shutdown?

Hehe, no stupid questions I guess! When googling about this type of stuff, I often stumble across some claims I simply cannot verify myself. Some people say it’s unsafe, some people say it slows down everything and so on and some answers are from >10 years ago, so I feel the need to clarify what’s the status quo. Thanks for your view on that!

Good to know. Turns out that linux users are not lost when it comes to this topic!

I will take that into consideration. I already encrypted my older laptop (hard drive) with LUKS. Is there something special, when it comes to encrypting SSD’s? Do you experience speed losses of SSD after doing so?

Sorry, but can you explain a little, how this is done exactly? What should I see, when everything worked correctly?

According to the upvotes, this seems to be the way. I will try that, thank you!

I’m using Debian too. I switched to linux because of privacy reasons and my second thought was that it would be nice if it’s completely developed by an open community without a bigger corporation behind it.

Works great so far. See no reason to change distros.

In this case, the dishwasher is loaded completely fine.