Sam McLeod

This is really great! It would be awesome to extend it to generating other types of graphs (logical/flow/brainstorm etc...) especially if it could be run locally with a local LLM.

* Installer: Open VM Tools not installed by default so when installing in a VM (using VMware Fusion / Veertu) it means that the resolution is sub-optimal as is the performance of the installer. Disk encryption is not enabled by default and is not suggested as an important factor in securing your machine, however there is an option to use disk encryption with LVM, so I have chosen to select...

While it looks pretty, there's hardly any detail on what makes it 'secure', it doesn't even state the basics like if SELinux is in enforcing by default, if the kernel has been hardened with GRSec packages and is kept up to date with the mainline kernel version, what package verification it uses, if it's based on any other distros in any way or even what makes it more secure than the next diso...

It can: "Read and change all your data on the websites that you visit" - um... no thanks.

At risk of sounding childish and I'm not sure if I'm the only person to notice this - but, it looks like a condom with a face?

$31?! That seems a bit steep!

Is it open source? Can it be self hosted?