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Interesting, I think i will give it a try in virtualbox

• lproven 2y ago
  It's really hard, because the author is not only against limited user accounts, he is also against ISO files. https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/easyos-2-3.html https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/easyos-2-3.html
  • adamomada 2y ago
    He’s just doing it the Android way, separate user accounts for each application/binary. The one critical thing with running as root in my mind is clobbering some storage in /dev. Elsewhere in this thread the benefits are described , and im really curious if Linux could get a proper SAS/SAK working (your root password would only ever be entered into your trusted system login UI)
    • lproven 2y ago
      Interesting. Got any links to docs on how Android works in this respect, please?
  • InMice 2y ago
    Oh ok, I guess I probably won't give it a try then. I just like the look of the screenshots. Let the Linux GUI fragmentation carry on
    • lproven 2y ago
      Oh, I would, definitely! It's interesting, but it's hard to run in a VM. Easier on bare metal, via a dedicated USB key.
      • InMice 2y ago
        Ok I'll consider that, thanks for the tip.