top | item 46433468 (no title) andrewf | 2 months ago Starting with FreeBSD might be easier than starting with Debian then removing all the GNUisms. But perhaps not as much Type II fun. discuss order hn newest tssva|2 months ago Using Linux gets you much more hardware compatibility especially for the consumer desktop and laptop systems this is targeted towards. andrewf|2 months ago True dvdkon|2 months ago I think Linux is the better choice for replacing the entire userland. From what I've seen, the BSDs don't have such an accessible userspace/kernelspace split. With some effort, on Linux you could probably just run an exe as your init.
tssva|2 months ago Using Linux gets you much more hardware compatibility especially for the consumer desktop and laptop systems this is targeted towards. andrewf|2 months ago True
dvdkon|2 months ago I think Linux is the better choice for replacing the entire userland. From what I've seen, the BSDs don't have such an accessible userspace/kernelspace split. With some effort, on Linux you could probably just run an exe as your init.
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