I never worried on Windows about security as much as I should have, it just so happens I've been lucky to have never been hit with ransomware. By the time...

TL;DR - About switching from Linux Mint to Qubes OS from among various other options that try to provide security out-of-the-box (also discussed: OpenBSD, SculptOS, Ghaf, GrapheneOS)

  • N.E.P.T.R@lemmy.blahaj.zoneEnglish
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    6 months ago

    I am excited to see Chimera Linux mature because iy seems like a distro which prioritizes a simple but modern software stack.

    Features of Chimera that I like include:

    • Not run by fascists
    • Not SystemD (dinit)
    • Not GNU coreutils (BSD utils)
    • Not glibc (musl)
    • Not jemalloc (mimalloc)
    • Proper build system, not just Bash scripts in a trenchcoat

    What I would like:

    • MAC (SELinux)
    • Switch to Fish over Bash (because it is a much lighter codebase)
    • Switch from mimalloc to hardened_malloc (or mimalloc built with secure flag). Sadly hardened_malloc is only x64 or aarch64
    • Hardened sysctl kernel policy
  • non_burglar@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    I don’t understand… Your motivation for a secure operating system was from an incident where you were nearly social engineered? How will a “more secure” os help you with that?