I have been running Omarchy on my own laptop and it is the most fun I have had with a computer in years. Arch, Hyprland, agents wired in. Then I held it up against the Intune Linux support matrix: Ubuntu 24.04 or 26.04 LTS, RHEL 9 or 10, GNOME documented as required, x86/64, Edge plus the Intune app. My machine is LUKS-encrypted with Secure Boot and a TPM, and Intune still rejects it at the platform and package layer. Here is what Intune actually does on Linux, and what I evaluated as a way around it.
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Two Endpoint Changes MSPs Should Act On: Defender Linux Scans + Edge Release Cadence
Microsoft Defender for Linux now supports scheduled scans, and Edge Stable shifts to a two-week release cycle on August 27. MSPs need to make two configuration decisions now: close the Linux scan gap and choose the right Edge channel per client.
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on Linux Introduces Global Exclusion Policies to Enhance Security and Performance
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on Linux now supports global exclusion policies that unify antivirus and endpoint … Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on Linux Introduces Global Exclusion Policies to Enhance Security and PerformanceRead more
