someone on twitter brought up qubes, fuchsia, and redox. so:
qubes: what if EVERY program was a box \:D/
fuchsia: what if the entire design doc was hastily scribbed down from a MINIX 3 talk and also we put windows NT inside a unix kernel. maeks u think *taps head*
redox: what if we mashed minix 3 and netbsd and wrote it in rust.
qubes: what if EVERY program was a box \:D/
fuchsia: what if the entire design doc was hastily scribbed down from a MINIX 3 talk and also we put windows NT inside a unix kernel. maeks u think *taps head*
redox: what if we mashed minix 3 and netbsd and wrote it in rust.
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@alexandria I was a happy Qubes user for about a year. Ultimately it was limited laptop hardware support that caused me to move on. I also came to realize that my threat model didn’t require the isolation, and those features ended up getting in the way of my workflow. However, it is the most ergonomic multi level secure system I have ever used.
