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Apart from being a rescue os, what are some common usecases where it helps ? One, you can have your data/software literally in your pocket assuming that's the
by devsda 3y ago
Apart from being a rescue os, what are some common usecases where it helps ?
One, you can have your data/software literally in your pocket assuming that's the threat model you are dealing with.
The other scenarios I could think of involve too much friction to stick with it for long term.
- wafer_thin 3y agoos for containers need to be small. eg Alpine Linux: the tiny os underneath a ton of docker containers has been downloaded > 1 billion times. But the website for miniOS seems to have design in mind which is at odds with this use case. Alpine's website is bland and unexciting - which appeals to me ;).