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Okay, serious question: which distro is the best for watching Pr0n? One that can handle multiple video streams with out slowing down would be great.
C'mon you nerds, help a degenerate out!
24 1 ReplyAny distro, I don't think there's a difference in this case
29 0 ReplyBoot off a live media every time you want to watch it
21 0 ReplyWhat about a VM in Windows?
2 0 ReplyWindows VM - even as hypervisor 1 - could leak any data. You need a revisited OS and kernel to be safe.
Edit: Once you accessed your network your firmware could possibly track everything as well. But nobody knows. Once I heard that the intel firmware has more LoC then the linux kernel (which is the most collaborated human project ever in existence).
1 0 ReplyHonestly I know nothing about security, I just wanted to say a funny thing.
I think a VM would work for most cases? There are ways for Malware to escape from VMs.
Similar thing would probably be a consideration with a live media boot, as Malware could infect another OS on the machine.
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They're clearly asking about performance not security
2 0 ReplyPerformance wise every modern distro should be able to handle multiple video streams provided your pc has the resources.
Probably would also be doable off the live media?
6 0 ReplyI imagine there'd be a performance penalty if using a flash drive for the OS. Not sure though.
1 0 ReplyMost important stuff is loaded in RAM, so unless you're downloading the stuff as well, you're probably fine
4 0 ReplyOnly boot performance if you have enough RAM. Linux' pagecache can be quite agressive. I think with 4GB there won't be evicted pages, but with 8GB there won't for sure.
2 0 ReplyYeah probably but it could be serviceable over USB C?
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TAILS
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Tail OS.
4 0 ReplyWhy would you need multiple video streams for that?
2 0 Replyprly Tails os, all encrypted, and all routes trough tor
2 0 ReplyGentoo
1 0 ReplyNot fedora, i had issues playing any Video file with the standart install. Something openh264 related
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