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I think Arch is very close to the OpenBSD philosophy. Not necessarily for security reasons, but more as a byproduct of keeping things simple so we can manage t
by zibzab 5y ago
I think Arch is very close to the OpenBSD philosophy.
Not necessarily for security reasons, but more as a byproduct of keeping things simple so we can manage them manually.
- raspbeguy 5y agoI do not fully agree on this statement. Arch uses systemd which cannot be caled "keeping things simple" in my opinion. I think Voidlinux is a bit closer to what you description.
- HeckFeck 5y agoVoid was created by a former NetBSD contributor, if I am not mistaken. Xbps, its packager, is a breeze to use. And I've found no major qualms with runit, the init system.
- LargoLasskhyfv 5y agoThen use one of the derivatives. Obarun, Artix come to mind.
- raspbeguy 5y agoI don't need to.