[64studio-devel] To surf or not to surf...
Michael Pacey
michael at wd21.co.uk
Wed Feb 7 18:01:04 UTC 2007
mmmmna wrote:
> So... my first question.
>
> Would 64 Studio be more responsive and more reliable if I kept
> networking out of the picture?
>
> I don't really NEED to have 64S be configured to surf because I can
> get online when I'm not running 64S. Yeah, apt-get works better when
> I'm using Linux.... so the question is based on needing to add
> modules, risking the potential kernel activity at a bad time, risking
> the security of the system (not as if I'm going to lose $millions on a
> security breach, but still)., etc.
>
For me, networking works out-of-the-box with 64 Studio.
It's dependent on your network interface card. If it's well supported in
Linux, it'll work without effort (other than configuring TCP/IP, unless
you have a DHCP server).
Security is a personal thing. Debian is pretty good for security, and 64
Studio inherits this, but if you're behind an ADSL router/firewall then
I personally don't even worry. Just don't run IRC clients as root, and
stuff like that.
Michael
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