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The guides still apply to both server and desktop, but desktop has a bigger attack surface usually, because an app ecosystem must be incorporated with security as its designed (compared to server which could just be dockerized + gvisored or virtualized).
The guides still apply to both server and desktop, but desktop has a bigger attack surface usually, because an app ecosystem must be incorporated with security as its designed (compared to server which could just be dockerized + gvisored or virtualized).


Desktop may have a more harder way of controlling the security of software, since you need the support of an app ecosystem already working on a predefined-security focused platform, so not all apps are just running without a sandbox/vm.
Desktop may have a more harder way of controlling the security of software, since you need the support of an app ecosystem already working on a predefined-security focused platform, so not all apps are just running without a sandbox/vm (ideally without a VM or maybe just one, because of performance loss).

Revision as of 17:17, 11 December 2024

Hello, I'm Pursuable1652 and I helped make these wiki pages:

My main goal is to secure linux more, better (and very different) than traditional linux distros. My guide is more suited to a server use-case, rather than desktop.

The guides still apply to both server and desktop, but desktop has a bigger attack surface usually, because an app ecosystem must be incorporated with security as its designed (compared to server which could just be dockerized + gvisored or virtualized).

Desktop may have a more harder way of controlling the security of software, since you need the support of an app ecosystem already working on a predefined-security focused platform, so not all apps are just running without a sandbox/vm (ideally without a VM or maybe just one, because of performance loss).