I have no issue with NetBSD, but compatibility is a thing so I have to watch it while it progresses. The safest and securest system is useless if it can’t run your workflow after all.
The current kernel I’m using (coughatheroscough) can do what I need to do. If a later kernel comes that also can, that’d be wonders. Until it does, I’m exploring my alternatives but I’m also reserving my right to not be anyone else’s free alpha tester.
I have no issue with NetBSD, but compatibility is a thing so I have to watch it while it progresses. The safest and securest system is useless if it can’t run your workflow after all.
The current kernel I’m using (coughatheroscough) can do what I need to do. If a later kernel comes that also can, that’d be wonders. Until it does, I’m exploring my alternatives but I’m also reserving my right to not be anyone else’s free alpha tester.
What kernel are you using? If it’s from the past year or two it’s LLM assisted. Any supported LTS kernel is LLM assisted even if it’s older.
Also what software are you using that doesn’t run on NetBSD? All proprietary software is LLM assisted, Steam for sure.
Nvidia and AMD Linux drivers are LLM assisted too.
All Wayland desktops have an x11 version that are pre LLM.
Even stuff like kden live works on NetBSD.
What would you miss?