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Being a pretty security conscious fellow, I would just like to say that we need more in depth and up to date comparisons like this.

Being a pretty security conscious fellow, I would just like to say that we need more in depth and up to date comparisons like this. I would like it if more distros were added in though. For example, while DragonFly BSD does not tout security as a strong point yet, I have been keeping an eye on them and am very impressed with some of the things they are doing and how they go about it. ( http://www.dragonflybsd.org/docs/newhandbook/Security/ ) I also have gotten tired of pam/selinux on linux, but have been running Alpine linux with grsec and am impressed at the default install level of security, and would like to possible see alpine put up against openbsd. Minix 3 is too immature at the moment but I think pretty soon they are going to be at the level where they need to start thinking about security as well.

Posted by arca_vorago on Jan 16, 2015, 4:06 PM

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Being a pretty security conscious fellow, I would just like to say that we need more in depth and up to date comparisons like this.

arca_voragoJan 16, 2015, 4:06 PM

Being a pretty security conscious fellow, I would just like to say that we need more in depth and up to date comparisons like this. I would like it if more distros were added in though. For example, while DragonFly BSD does not tout security as a strong point yet, I have been keeping an eye on them and am very impressed with some of the things they are doing and how they go about it. ( http://www.dragonflybsd.org/docs/newhandbook/Security/ ) I also have gotten tired of pam/selinux on linux, but have been running Alpine linux with grsec and am impressed at the default install level of security, and would like to possible see alpine put up against openbsd. Minix 3 is too immature at the moment but I think pretty soon they are going to be at the level where they need to start thinking about security as well.

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