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You can actually disable most features of the Linux kernel, including multi-user support (everything will run as root). The end result is a stripped down kernel
by ronsor 11mo ago
You can actually disable most features of the Linux kernel, including multi-user support (everything will run as root). The end result is a stripped down kernel fit for only running your single desired application.
- tosti 11mo agogmake tinyconfig all The result of that probably won't boot your friendly neighbourhood desktop distro.