I've been watching Redox on and off since its inception, and I must say I'm really impressed at what it has achieved till now. It is a fully functional OS with binutils, terminal, calculator etc, and this is a win for the whole FOSS culture.
What are the potential areas where Redox could be beneficial ? I would love to run on Raspberry pi, older Androids or Routers etc. Is it doable?
I'm also curious about the benefits that redox offers vis-a-vis bare metal Linux (Alpine/Void etc)?
> I'm also curious about the benefits that redox offers vis-a-vis bare metal Linux (Alpine/Void etc)?
Security (Redox' stems form the language, Linux' stems from being widely used). Hackability (smaller, more modern, more hackable language). Simplicity.
> What are the potential areas where Redox could be beneficial ?
To put apps on VMs with a very tight and secure OS underneath.
What are the potential areas where Redox could be beneficial ? I would love to run on Raspberry pi, older Androids or Routers etc. Is it doable?
I'm also curious about the benefits that redox offers vis-a-vis bare metal Linux (Alpine/Void etc)?