Now that Linux is in charge of issuing all its own CVEs, the latest version of the LTS kernel gets the fixes for all known bugs as soon as they become available. Thus, by tracking the LTS kernel tree and issuing a rolling Linux release immediately, you can be certain that your Chainguard OS is as secure as humanly possible.
Oh, and it's immutable. Pretty cool
To my understanding role players are really what's keeping it alive. I imagine they don't want to piss them off.
The hood is meant to cover the yamaka.
A lot of people don't understand git. But then again, they could have listed them in their comment above 🤔
Weird, but I found it a super interesting read. It made me think of Home Assistant as one of the only software that I could think of that uses a toggle button from the top of my head. I think it handles these states wonderfully.
Edit: The big one I rarely see. But, either one seems quite intuitive.
I feel this. But, in a lot of jobs you have someone forcing you to do art the way they had envisioned lol
It's about slime lol
I could be wrong, but I would bet that launderers are probably not targeting this niche device. I'd guess that the people buying them are more likely from a country that they don't sell in. Like Australia for example.
Sheeeeeeeeeesh
Check out serverbuilds.net. They are good guides on building a good NAS with used parts from ebay. I have build at least 3 servers using their guides over the years.
I finally made the switch recently. Been dual booting for a while. I use arch on my laptop for fun and Linux Mint Debian Edition on my desktop for stability.