I’m not sure what you use by workspaces, I haven’t touched windows in a while.
Wouldn’t a bastion with SSO do the same thing? In both cases OP needs to pass AWS based security checks in order to ssh from the bastion instance. And both options can be locked down by enterprise standards.
Maybe ask them to provide you with a Linux cli only bastion? Then you’ve got a lot of options, it costs almost nothing, and it’s even better security wise.
My plan is to find a solution that complies with their security standards (i.e. through AWS’s authentication spec)
I think SSO is your best bet, if you use identity center.
Maybe ask your work before you get fired?
So why should we use this instead of just saying lixmaballs and using nix/aux/nux/whatever other fork?
Be careful with Nobara. I’ve also used it for a bit (fedora 38 base) and had an easier time setting it up than fedora 39. It disables most security features to get better performance. Besides that, it’s only developed by one dude and primarily for personal use, so when it went from 38 to 39 he just completely dropped his gnome config, broke the upgrade in so many ways, and switched to kde. Also it didn’t have an upgrade notification and I had to accidentally learn that a new major version came out.
Dropped it after that because it doesn’t inspire confidence, no matter how important GE is for gaming on Linux. I’d rather spend at most an hour setting up MX (Debian) for gaming.
Why did you write this post in English instead of Esperanto? English is a pretty shit language, especially as the Lingua Franca…
As for your reasoning, it’s obvious you don’t know what bash is used for. It’s purpose is to get shit done quickly and to make working with cli tools easy. For tasks where you need to write more than a few lines of code, or need a feature like cross platform compilation, you should switch to a proper language.
As for why that’s good, try writing something along the lines of “curl | jq | cat >> file” in C. For extra points write it out in a single line, in under a minute, while also keeping it perfectly readable.
Dafuq does a comparison of git hosting services got to do with Linux?