Ac> > - Archlinux: A rolling release that feels future-proof. Plus, the AUR g
Ac> > me tons of flexibility.
Ac> I swear by this one no matter where you put it. If you want it in a
Ac> container, or in a refrigerator for that matter. I've even used the arm
Ac> version on a few rpi3's in the past. ;)
Well, it looks like I might be switching my containers to Arch. I finished
running the Phoronix-Test-Suite benchmarks and unfortunately they were not very
conclusive. Many of the tests failed on most of the systems, so there were only
a few tests that worked on multiple systems. However, the tests that did work on
more than one system had Arch performing better.
Also I am very familiar with Arch, so I don't have to learn new ways of doing
things. Also am an interested in using cockpit for remote administration which
they the Cockpit crew test on Arch. The only concern I have is if you do not
update regularly, you need to go through the process of getting the new keys for
the repository.
For those of you interested in seeing the results.
https://openbenchmarking.org/result/2502139-NE-2502130NE27
Lloyd (neoshock) sysop @ Vintage Pi BBS
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