@TheKernalBlog Of course it’s not a strong daily driver, it’s not meant to be that. It’s meant as something you can temporarily plug in and use for ultra-private web browsing, like when you’re in a repressive regime and need to safely access LGBT or dissident resources, or just are really paranoid about something you’re doing online.
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I could never do this but major props.
@TheKernalBlog Of course it’s not a strong daily driver, it’s not meant to be that. It’s meant as something you can temporarily plug in and use for ultra-private web browsing, like when you’re in a repressive regime and need to safely access LGBT or dissident resources, or just are really paranoid about something you’re doing online.
I know. But it’s the best you can get for a persistent system on a USB drive. Even better than Puppy.
Isn’t nomadBSD better than all of linux distributions for that matter ?
I checked it some years ago and it was the best
NomadBSD doesn’t work on most newer laptops. It doesn’t have many of the drivers used for modern Wifi cards.