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Thinking about switching to a fully minimalistic gentoo system
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Recently I have been thinking a lot about switching to a minimalistic hardened gentoo system.
Not that I want to get away "from the bloat" as my current system is quite light, but just to challenge
myself and get a simpler, more secure operating system that is functional.
Not that I want to get away "from the bloat" as my current system is quite light, but just to challenge
myself and get a simpler, more secure operating system that is functional.
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Even though I'm the type of person who loves extreme customisation, I want to know how light I can get
my system and how secure I can get it, even though it might seem stupid to some people, It seems like
a fun experience for me and in general pushing myself.
my system and how secure I can get it, even though it might seem stupid to some people, It seems like
a fun experience for me and in general pushing myself.
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So here is my plan:
- X11 (xorg-server) as my display server
- DWM as my window manager
- OpenRC as my init system
- Hardened, no-multilib, openRC stage3 tarball
- Harsh USE flags to make software minimal
- None/little eye candy
- Less proprietary blobs
- Stronger encryption
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<li>X11 (xorg-server) as my display server</li>
<li>DWM as my window manager</li>
<li>OpenRC as my init system</li>
<li>Hardened, no-multilib, openRC stage3 tarball</li>
<li>Harsh USE flags to make software minimal</li>
<li>None/little eye candy</li>
<li>Less proprietary blobs</li>
<li>Stronger encryption</li>
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I will completely ditch everything I have customised probably, will make a completely
fresh and minimal system, and hell, I might even like it!
fresh and minimal system, and hell, I might even like it!
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Anyway currently deciding, I love my current setup, but I think it's a good thing to
push yourself, anyway, If I decide to switch I will probably create a gentoo-minimal branch
in my
push yourself, anyway, If I decide to switch I will probably create a gentoo-minimal branch
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so y'all will know if I decide to switch :)
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