Windows refugee here. I’m planning to move to Linux Mint but want to make sure I don’t do something stupid, as I’m unfamiliar with the Linux operating system.
I found this link with 10 tips to secure Mint.
Is this a good list? Anything else I should do to secure a Mint install?
Thanks for helping a noob!
As I noted in the footnotes of this comment, Qubes OS is technically not a Linux distro as it’s based on Xen instead. But yeah, it’s without a doubt the gold standard when it comes to secure by default desktop operating systems; far surpassing even Kicksecure and secureblue.
As for Tails, while its amnesiac property is excellent for protection against forensics, it’s not meant as a daily driver for general computing; which was also touched upon in the aforementioned footnotes.
