Said *without docker

Basically wants to setup SearXNG without using docker but wants to understand how apache serves it

Would like to understand it to customize it a bit and serve the service to a port instead of an URL for example

Would like to make it “pseudo-public” thank you anyway

edited the original post sorry

Thx

After the Instella announce by AMD, this model is once again a great news! Full open source model are the way to continue open source software legacy

One is based on Ubuntu, the other on Debian. I wouldn’t recommended and don’t like Ubuntu myself cause of their decisions in the FOSS world

Recommend you Linux mint.

But preferably use LMDE (Linux Mint Debian Edition) instead of Mint based on Ubuntu

Pls format your posts it’s so much easier to read

Basically if you don’t want Tor reliance it’s surely that you are not that privacy focused in your use case :)? So there is not really a point of using live/disposable os… But if you still want to, use any Linux live/testing USB installer Linux mint, fedora and more provide it ;-)

Couldn’t figure how to use the equalizer of strawberry

Great news hope to see Wayland being more popular

So it’s the same as if your were using a fork nah? The only difference is that mozilla does know that you use a Firefox browser because telemetry is disabled

So you recommend people to use the google search engine? :(

I understand completely your point of view but I wouldn’t use the stock Firefox as it’s not private enough and it has really bad features

And do you think that most Firefox users donate to Mozilla?

Using Firefox (even a fork) supports the work of Mozilla, like using chromium browser support the work of google

Explore the Arkenfox user.js and you’ll see all things that can be improved in Firefox

Even when using forks of Firefox you are contributing to the Mozilla project and can support it as well Using librewolf is better than using chrome in term of support for the main devs Mozilla

Privacy, simply better, better anti-fingerprinting. Sure you can do it with stock Firefox but it’s just simpler to have a pre-hardened browser

That’s what I said