OpenSnitch update: I disabled it on my Librem 5 because it kept a CPU pretty busy at all times, even when idle. I'll keep checking new releases as they come out for improvements. Until then I'll enable it opportunistically whenever I need to increase defenses.

@kyle quick look at the source makes it look like it spawns quite a few ‘goroutines’ to inspect any and every process. Seems like that would keep a core or more busy on any modern *nix given all the various watchdogs and such.

@ajmartinez Hmm then it sounds like there may not be all that much room for further optimizations there. That matters less on, say, a Librem 14, but would have more of an impact on battery life on the Librem 5 I would *think* but I suppose I could test just how much of an impact.

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@kyle I suspect that may be true. I’d considered firing up my vault dispvm and running it in there to see what kind of activity it generates on a system that doesn’t even have network access.

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