I choose Alpine because it’s really small and very close to OpenBSD in many ways
Except it’s not like OpenBSD. OpenBSD is more than a set of features. It’s an approach to code quality, security, and design philosophy.
Granted, if I had to use Linux over a BSD variant, any distro that doesn’t use Systemd would be where I start looking. Alpine looks slick.
OpenBSD is more than a set of features. It’s an approach to code quality, security, and design philosophy.
Pretty sure @gonzalo (of the OpenBSD project) is saying that Alpine has overlap on those very points you are making. :)
Whoops, yeah I must have missed that point 😅
Except it’s not like OpenBSD. OpenBSD is more than a set of features. It’s an approach to code quality, security, and design philosophy.
Granted, if I had to use Linux over a BSD variant, any distro that doesn’t use Systemd would be where I start looking. Alpine looks slick.
Pretty sure @gonzalo (of the OpenBSD project) is saying that Alpine has overlap on those very points you are making. :)
Whoops, yeah I must have missed that point 😅