Secureblue: Is This the Most Secure Linux Distro?

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@jonah

This is why I am primarily concerned about the scenario where someone does everything correctly but gets pwned anyways.

This is me

@jonah

How many people are using Windows because they read a cherry-picked list of problems with Linux which likely don’t apply to them? Certainly a non-zero amount, but because nobody wrote a similarly easily-shareable blog post about all of Windows’s problems, those problems are overlooked by these people. Taking a look at news reports about Windows exploits versus Linux exploits would have pointed them and most people in a better direction.

This is also me. There are many reasons I’m still using Windows, but this is certainly one of the many.

1. Although it just happened to me because of a Windows update (and probably my manufacturer’s fault as well), I want the OS I’m using to be working without any issues at all. I don’t want random bugs happening. Convenience is major, although the past year of Microsoft has been tipping me into at least dual booting.
2. Learning curve. I’m used to Windows and all of its shortcuts. This is also major to me.
3. Compatibility. I am a user which uses many different programs. A good amount of these programs do not exist on Linux. Some do not have equivalent at all.
4. Gaming. No need to develop here.

Edit: This is yet another example why I still think I will be running hardened Windows11: Fedora is not a user friendly Linux Distro