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Cool! You're a Hurder! Don't bump into Hurd devs all that often :P I'm kind of sad the L4 port didn't take. The desire to hack on something like that definitel
by xelxebar 9y ago
Cool! You're a Hurder! Don't bump into Hurd devs all that often :P
I'm kind of sad the L4 port didn't take. The desire to hack on something like that definitely mulls around in the back of my mind.
As for the hypervisor idea, another comment mentions QubesOS which I've looked at in the past. This kind of thing does appeal to my "Make Everything Minimal" desire as well as (admittedly vague) concerns about security and isolation.
- joshumax 9y agoI use QubesOS at home on a fairly powerful server box and I personally find it quite enjoyable for my usage. Most of the monitors here are hooked up to thin clients with GigE connections to the server. When the server powers on, it automatically starts up the DomUs and configures each one to receive USB events sent from the thin clients. For the display, the server pre-renders the graphics buffer on each domain OS and then sends the resulting frames back to the thin client to display on their respective monitors. After I did this, managing the computers around the house became a whole lot easier considering there was really only 1 major point of failure (the server).
- sabbay 9y agoCould you tell more about your setup? I'd like to do something like this for myself. Maybe some articles or search queries? Is this setup valid for multiple users simultaneously with separate desktops?