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Re:The first person to hack the iPhone is building a self-dr... by grahamannett on Wednesday December 16, 2015 @07:58PM (#10748704)
curious what myztic would recommend as well? ubuntu may not be 'ideal' but it works and installs a lot easier than arguably any other linux distro. i have no problem using debian/arch/etc but if you are just trying to get up and going ubuntu seems to always be the easiest.
Re:The first person to hack the iPhone is building a self-dr... by myztic on Thursday December 17, 2015 @11:32PM (#10756652)
See also my other comment, I changed my opinion on that.

What I originally thought about were systems like NixOS (for serious development), or something more minimalistic that offers greater control like Slackware, a *BSD (Jails, byhyve, dtrace(!)), or even just Debian (less flashy, more stable and robust).

Re:The first person to hack the iPhone is building a self-dr... by nascentmind on Thursday December 17, 2015 @01:57AM (#10750034)
I personally use xubuntu. What myztic meant was using "plain ubuntu" instead of alternatives like xubuntu, lubuntu or kubuntu.

Xubuntu is medium light for me and is fast. Previously I had only fluxbox on Kubuntu for the KDE apps which was extremely fast but with bugs in fluxbox I switched.

Re:The first person to hack the iPhone is building a self-dr... by myztic on Thursday December 17, 2015 @11:24PM (#10756614)
Nope, I really meant Ubuntu compared to other Operating systems / Distributions.