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  • Megaloblatta longipennis

    I'll save everyone a click

  • Both: installing apps outside of their respective stores is an adventure in terminal instead of a GUI double-click. Secure boot issues. Constant prompt for password instead of a simple PIN or other form of identity verification.

    Well that is actually not true. What do you want to install? Of course if you are a power user and want some special script for whatever reason yeah I can see you being forced to use the terminal, other than that there's often a DEB you can install via GUI with double klick, there are flatpaks you can install via GUI and double click and also AppImages. You can come pretty damn far with that to be honest.

  • Why can't you use FIDO2 hardware keys on a router? I have a PC running openBSD as a Router and I can use hardware keys.

  • I use Debian Stable as my daily driver. No issues with steam. No issues with old packages, everything just works and is, I'm not sure why I'm shocked at this, kinda stable.

  • It makes sense until you write 30 methods to manipulate the data layer.

  • Hey I'm from a piracy centered instance, so I copied the punctuation from your purchase and will share with you and anyone now free of charge.

    enjoy

  • I didn't expect something like that, I was shocked.

  • Well yes, it's ugly as hell but fairly stable and not really overrated.

  • I'm not taking advice from someone with a Windows logo in his profile picture.

  • Yes, so Debian Stable

  • You should look into QubesOS if you are concerned about your security.

    From your selection, I'd recommend Debian Stable.

    As others have pointed out, Kali or the likes are the least secure operating systems, they are not designed to be secure, they are designed to be booted in a temporary environment and then used for penetration testing purposes.

  • Everyone that prefers whitespaces over parentheses is an animal.