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Linux is a kernel. Let alone sandboxing, it does not even have an init process or bootloader by default. You can install all the utilities expected of a modern
by cherryteastain 3y ago
Linux is a kernel. Let alone sandboxing, it does not even have an init process or bootloader by default. You can install all the utilities expected of a modern desktop OS if you want, and most distros will do it for you.