Hey /u/tedu, you’re an industry leader now: https://lionbsd.org/about/solution.
All my nightmares coming true.
They haven’t heard about OpenBSD!
They have! They plan to steal its good ideas. But this seems focused a lot on making a desktop, BSD based, OS with privacy in mind more than anything.
Is this a fork (like DragonFly) or more of a “distro” (like TrueOS)?
It looks a bit like it could effectively be a patchset? At least with the HardenedBSD stuff.
Also does this project even live? GitHub doesn’t look like it.
https://github.com/lionbsd/lionbsd
Looks more like a FreeBSD fork than a “distro”.
But it’s more talk than code.
I think the author “started” this back last year: https://fizk.net/blog/lionbsd-new-approach-creating-secure-operating-systems
Do they have the right to re-use the lion logo from https://security.stackexchange.com/ ?
This isn’t an answer to your question, but it’s a start: here is the original thread regarding the development of that logo: https://security.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/345/design-for-it-security
Oh, the artist, Jin? He’s a StackOverflow (StackExchange?) employee. This line at the bottom of every security.stackexchange.com page now makes perfect sense: “site design / logo © 2017 Stack Exchange Inc;”
Hey /u/tedu, you’re an industry leader now: https://lionbsd.org/about/solution.
All my nightmares coming true.
They haven’t heard about OpenBSD!
They have! They plan to steal its good ideas. But this seems focused a lot on making a desktop, BSD based, OS with privacy in mind more than anything.
Is this a fork (like DragonFly) or more of a “distro” (like TrueOS)?
It looks a bit like it could effectively be a patchset? At least with the HardenedBSD stuff.
Also does this project even live? GitHub doesn’t look like it.
https://github.com/lionbsd/lionbsd
Looks more like a FreeBSD fork than a “distro”.
But it’s more talk than code.
I think the author “started” this back last year: https://fizk.net/blog/lionbsd-new-approach-creating-secure-operating-systems
Do they have the right to re-use the lion logo from https://security.stackexchange.com/ ?
This isn’t an answer to your question, but it’s a start: here is the original thread regarding the development of that logo: https://security.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/345/design-for-it-security
Oh, the artist, Jin? He’s a StackOverflow (StackExchange?) employee. This line at the bottom of every security.stackexchange.com page now makes perfect sense: “site design / logo © 2017 Stack Exchange Inc;”