What OSes are /g/ running? Qubes here.

Also qubes, but the secret freebsd/bhyve/jails version going around word of mouth on certain other chans

I have Windows 10 and Ubuntu on my machine. The w10 is for family who are used to it and ubuntu is for me.

>>61316054
This, but I'm thinking about having Ubuntu fuck off and just using Debian with Openbox or some shit. Budgie is kind of shitty.

>>61315879
Windows 10 because it's better than rest.

>>61315879
Fedora GNU+Linux on my wanking laptop
Apple macOS Sierra on my work laptop and work desktop
Microsoft Windows 10 and Fedora GNU+Linux on my wanking desktop

>>61315995
Nice container of sugary syrup you have there

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>>61315879
Hi Anon,
i was using Qubes for 6 mouths
But now, i think to change,
It work well, it's awesome
We can add so many Vm
But it's slow
It's so damm slow
and all day it's boring.
Sorry for that but it's true.

+ i need to work with docker instead of vm
so i think go archlinux.

Here a copy of my desktop

>>61315879
>look at me I got hidden hacker distro
Stupid kid

Various macOSs on my Macs plus Ubuntu Server 14 and FreeBSD VMs. Ubuntu Server 14 on my servers.

>>61316500
well it's not for hacking , more for defensive system

>>61316500
>>61315995
Meant for you

>>61315879
Arch most of the time. Win7 for gaymes

What exactly about this OS floating around makes it secure?

>>61316543
vm isolation for usage

>x86 virtualization is about basically placing another nearly full kernel, full of new bugs, on top of a nasty x86 architecture which barely has correct page protection. Then running your operating system on the other side of this brand new pile of shit. You are absolutely deluded, if not stupid, if you think that a worldwide collection of software engineers who can't write operating systems or applications without security holes, can then turn around and suddenly write virtualization layers without security holes
Qubesnigger BTFO.