Porteus

I know, it's possible to setup encrypted save.dat. But how about encryption of full disk or rootcopy plus magic folders? Is it planned to implement?
I plan to move my all my desktop and working files to flash drive, but without decent encryption it's too risky.

magic folders also supports encryption (only for .dat containers).
encrypted save.dat (used with changes= or as magic folders container) is all what you need as all modifications (including your private data) will be stored there.
unencrypted stuff in /boot and /porteus folders can be downloaded from our server by anybody - no point for encrypting it.

in short: even if you loose usb stick then your data are still safe till one break a password to the container.

Thank your for reply. Things start to become clear.
I'm dreaming about this setup: 1) don't save "changes"; 2) store system hacks in rootcopy; 3) keep few cherry-picked directories persistent (some software profile and config directories), some of them should be encrypted.
I tried to use more than one magic folders for this purpose. But there is an issue: Porteus stops mounting all subsequent magic folders after unlocking first encrypted magic folder save file.

@sgtep
bug confirmed - working on it.
hopefully will push a patch tomorrow and post notification in this thread.

EDIT:\\
pushed an update on the server: 002-xorg_130301-alldesktops.xzm
please download through PSC -> Updates

@fanthom
Thank you! It works perfectly now. I will mark the topic as solved, because it's clear now (at least for me) what encryption features are implemented in Porteus and which are not.