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> as little overhead to running that browser If you're implying OpenBSD is fast, it certainly is not. It's actually one of the slowest "main stream" OS around
by tiffanyh 2y ago
> as little overhead to running that browser
If you're implying OpenBSD is fast, it certainly is not.
It's actually one of the slowest "main stream" OS around.
- dleink 2y agoIs there an OS better than Linux to accomplish what the parent poster is referring to?
- Koshkin 2y agoThe optimal way would be to have a web browser run under a unikernel.
- hpeter 2y agoOne more reason to make it minimalist. The built in security already makes OpenBSD slow, so installing anything unnecessary will slow it down even more.
- DEADMINCE 2y ago> The built in security already makes OpenBSD slow, OpenBSD doesn't really have any security stuff that impacts performance. They're claims to security are primarily based on reasonable default configs and auditing older code.