On 11/13/2014 11:31 AM, Atte wrote: > Hi > > I'm thinking about protecting my data with encryption. I know it's a > complex matter, and very hard (impossible?) to make a system 100% > protected. And I must admit I don't fully understand the technical > workings of the various available tools, but I found > https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/disk_encryption. > > Now I'm wondering: > > 1) Can anyone share hands-on experience with a particular strategy, why > did you choose that particular tool, is it easy to setup and work with > in every-day use? Hello Atte, I'm using the default encryption that came with my notebook, eCryptfs. It was super easy to set up as it's an option during the install of Ubuntu and I don't notice it being there actually. > > 2) Most importantly: How will the various methods affect my systems > ability to perform under realtime conditions (jack) including > reading/writing files from a DAW? > Unfortunately I haven't stressed this setup under real-time conditions yet. But so far I have had no real issues when recording band repetitions or when trying to compose tracks. I can't go lower than 128/48000*3 but that's mainly because this setup isn't tuned for real-time work. > NB: I'm running debian stable, if it matters... > > Cheers > Jeremy
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