Perhaps a better legal framework for privacy (GDPR)?

> I now run personal and professional browser profiles from two different jails / cgroups. It's a pain in the arse to set up, and I have to verify my config still works after every update

You may be interested in Qubes OS. My daily driver. Can't recommend it enough.

Lite doesn't actually protect you.

Debian, if you need a rock-stable system; Fedora for cutting edge.

These are good choices, also consider Arch if you want the most agency over what goes into your system. That being said, you can also build a very minimal system with Debian from the command line with the arch-install-scripts. It's just that Debian stable will freeze relatively old packages for the sake of avoiding breaking updates, such as changes in configuration files that require manual intervention. On a gaming rig however, you will typically want to avoid Debian as you want the latest drivers, latest Proton/Wine, etc. as the performance uplift can be substantial and compatibility keeps improving.

For the most agency over my system I prefer Qubes OS. I use Debian and Fedora inside VMs. Their mnimized versions are available from the Qubes repositories.

Yeah those are fine choices, but someone is going to say why they're actually horrible, just like Ubuntu which is also fine

You should add "Show HN:" to the title to indicate its your project.

done, thank you

See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47547849

AI bug reports went from junk to legit overnight, says Linux kernel czar (theregister.com)

58 points by amarant 4 days ago

Intro to Linux for newcomers.