[Radium]

Hello Breached community.

As some of you are probably aware, security is very important for anyone involved in these kind of communities, and for this reason. I'm looking for a new operating system.

Currently, I am at the pinnacle of privacy and security, but it isn't very functional, which is important to me.

I'm currently operating using Qubes, which is good as it provides isolated containment for seperate parts of my workspace, such as password managers, cryptocurrency wallets, etc.

This is still a pain though, as moving forwards I would like to have genuine functionality within my operating system. The pain that comes with using a system like Qubes, probably isn't worth the crazy level of security and anonymity that it provides me with.

Not looking for shitty advise, if you don't know, ride your bike.

Thanks.

[null]

i use void linux personally, you can easily still compartmentalize with things like qemu which is what i do

if you want to get really into your sysytem, put bedrock linux on top of void.

it allows you to have multiple distros. this means you can use void for its init system, fedora for its kernel, arch for packages and so on.

[RazoR]

+1 for Void

[Jimbo]

WHONIX IS ALL THE WAY

[st0jke]

Whonix is the way to go man. Have a nice day .