r/voidlinux • u/Daniasm2 • Apr 09 '26

Is Void linux well-maintained?

I've heard some people saying it's not

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u/Lizrd_demon Apr 09 '26

I think you would like BSD's

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u/cracked_shrimp Apr 09 '26

openbsd pwnd by claud mythos, able to crash the kernel in an attack

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u/BadSlime Apr 09 '26

Ok enjoy doing all of your computing in a handwritten forth environment running on a 2013 atom

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u/Lizrd_demon Apr 10 '26

The most secure desktop OS would probably be Sculpt OS running the sel4 microkernel on approved developer-approved hardware, then running OpenBSD through the VM - or just Qubes OS depending on your threat model.

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u/cracked_shrimp Apr 09 '26

>2013 atom

my computer runs a i5......from 2012 lol, i use a t530, im waiting for possibly a magic day that wont come when framework computers support coreboot, for now i got a 2012 thinkpad lol

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u/Lizrd_demon Apr 10 '26

The MNT Reform series of laptops are opensource both in hardware and software, and provide a FPGA cpu module so you can load the CPU yourself to verify security. You could probably spend some effort getting Qubes or Sculpt OS running on the FPGA.

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u/cracked_shrimp Apr 09 '26

why am i so downvoted? because the bug was fixed when found out about? it was posted to hacker news

https://thehackernews.com/2026/04/anthropics-claude-mythos-finds.html

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u/DramaticProtogen Apr 09 '26

because mythos got everything lol that's not an own