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Linux disk encryption guides: add disclaimers (#24230)

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## Enforce disk encryption on Linux
To enforce disk encryption on Ubuntu Linux and Fedora Linux devices, Fleet supports Linux Unified Key Setup (LUKS) for encrypting volumes.
To enforce disk encryption on Ubuntu Linux and Fedora Linux devices, Fleet supports Linux Unified Key Setup (LUKS) for encrypting volumes. Support for Ubuntu 20.04 is coming soon.
1. Share [this step-by-step guide](https://fleetdm.com/learn-more-about/encrypt-linux-device) with end users setting up a work computer running Ubuntu Linux or Fedora Linux.
articles/linux-disk-encryption-end-user.md
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## 3. Escrow your key with Fleet
- Open Fleet Desktop. If your device is encrypted, you'll see a banner prompting you to escrow the key.
- Click **Create key**. Enter your existing encryption passphrase when prompted.
- Fleet will generate and securely store a new passphrase for recovery.
- Click **Create key**. Enter your existing encryption passphrase when prompted.
- Fleet will generate and securely store a new passphrase for recovery. This may take several minutes. A popup will appear when Fleet is done.
Now, your encryption status will update to "verified" in Fleet Desktop, meaning that your recovery key has been successfully stored.