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Installing the entire Fedora 35 Server edition on a software RAID 1
Yeah........ go check out the stig bible
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Apple refugee here, please Linux Wizards can you share some of your knowledge?
Pretty much any will do. Ubuntu a bit less. I'd suggest something like Pop_OS or Manjaro if you want to be a tiny bit more technical (it's "Arch" but without all the headaches of Arch). As for making linux as secure as possible you're going to have to do some extra things. Trim Stray's Practical Hardening Guide, RedHat's, Madaidans Insecurities (2021), and of course Arch Wiki. These guides will be good no matter what distro you use (Arch Wiki is also the go to place to get more details on most everything linux. Distros are 99% the same so don't fret about getting the right distro).
- Any hardening guide for mint 20.1 cinnamon?
- So what made you switch?
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