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If you can tolerate poor performance then by all means use OpenBSD. Debian stable FTW.
by lol_catz 10mo ago
If you can tolerate poor performance then by all means use OpenBSD.
Debian stable FTW.
- ectospheno 10mo agoYou do have to buy more powerful hardware than you otherwise would. I find it worth it to run code I can more easily understand. I agree on Debian as well. My router and laptop are OpenBSD but most vms on my proxmox are Debian.
- hyperpl 10mo agoAgreed. I run my OpenBSD firewall on my odroid h4 - it's relatively cheap and plenty powerful to route gigabit+. I prefer pf and the simplicity of OpenBSD over Debian for such a purpose-built application. For my other "home servers" I simply run Debian as I believe it to be one of the more sane Linux choices for a server-type application.