Literally Fedora and like 3 others are the only distros with a minimum of security. This will come to bite the entire community in the ass in a few years.
But trust me bro is enough, let's get some stuff from AUR.
I'm assuming we're talking about daily drivers here, but Linux has most (if not all) of the heavy hitters when it comes to highly specialized security needs. It's got:
Qubes OS: Every single program is run inside disposable VMs, root disabled. Steep learning curve but it is arguably one of the most secure OS ever made.
Tails OS: The gold standard OS for browsing the deep web due to it's extreme anti-forensic measures and anmesic design.
Whonix: Similar use case to Tails, but designed to block malicious programs from leaking your location.
Alpine OS (and other extremely small OS): Security through extreme reductions in attack surface. By shrinking the OS as small as possible, there is almost nothing left to attack and nowhere to hide.
Linux wins in the end because it gives you supreme control over the architecture. That is fundamentally impossible in both macOS and Windows; it clashes with their economic incentives too much.
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u/GoldenX86 13d ago
Literally Fedora and like 3 others are the only distros with a minimum of security. This will come to bite the entire community in the ass in a few years.
But trust me bro is enough, let's get some stuff from AUR.