>The more interesting question to me is whether that truly improves security, once you start working on networks, and whether it could be made usable for the ge

>The more interesting question to me is whether that truly improves security, once you start working on networks, and whether it could be made usable for the general population, rather than so inconvenient that nobody can adopt it. Is it only something the most extreme high security secret lab air-gapped environment will ever tolerate? Networking a machine that cannot get security updates sounds like a bad idea. It's pristine boot state is bound to get infected seconds after going online.