it has per-app rules, and can show a popup for programs that don’t yet have a rule. you can also limit the access by time, destination, and port
DKMS is setup, and I still have to plan my kernel upgrades due to the compilation time.
in my experience every kind of update requires planning and a reboot because incompatibilities between new libs and already running older programs will cause problems. but DKMS may help in making it less of a work
which one? did you try firewalld or opensnitch?
you mean the specific icons of an other OS, or something else?
manually, or even automatically? if it’s the first, check out DKMS
Which which one?
I use firewalld regularly. Firewalld isn’t a GUI, and it’s a wrapper around Nftables and/or iptables depending on the distribution.
I haven’t tried opensnitch.
Not having to use a Gnome extension to get desktop icons. 🙂 Although, other DEs aren’t much better.
DKMS is setup, and I still have to plan my kernel upgrades due to the compilation time.
netfilter, iptables, or one that is based on them
that’s right, but it has an official GUI: https://firewalld.org/documentation/utilities/firewall-config.html
it has per-app rules, and can show a popup for programs that don’t yet have a rule. you can also limit the access by time, destination, and port
in my experience every kind of update requires planning and a reboot because incompatibilities between new libs and already running older programs will cause problems. but DKMS may help in making it less of a work