Topic: Debian vs Ubuntu: Which Linux to chose for Crypto related activities? (Read 1138 times)
October 13, 2014, 09:05:56 AM
I prefer Red Hat distributions like Fedora and CentOS because that's what I work on all the time, but any Linux distro should work. Just encrypt your partitions and if you are running a Red Hat clone, you can also enable SE Linux.
October 13, 2014, 08:46:56 AM
If you have the time to spend configuring you could always go with Arch Linux.
Otherwise Ubuntu/Linux Mint are pretty good.
Not sure about Ubuntu (haven't used it in a while) but Linux Mint has an option to encrypt your home partition in the installation process that's very straight forward.
Otherwise Ubuntu/Linux Mint are pretty good.
Not sure about Ubuntu (haven't used it in a while) but Linux Mint has an option to encrypt your home partition in the installation process that's very straight forward.
October 13, 2014, 03:09:48 AM
Hello All,
I am looking for a secure, stable, light and easy to use Linux version for Crypto related activities: wallets, surfing, mining etc... Could you please help me chose between Debian and Ubuntu Desktop, and maybe other options of your liking?
thx a lot.
I am looking for a secure, stable, light and easy to use Linux version for Crypto related activities: wallets, surfing, mining etc... Could you please help me chose between Debian and Ubuntu Desktop, and maybe other options of your liking?
thx a lot.
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