I used aeon on my most recent build and can’t wait to use it again.
Micro os is best when doing one thing. I’m using aeon to run containers.
I was drawn to microOS because I am a shit sys admin. MicroOS updates nightly, snapshots itself and now that I have my core services set I don’t need to touch it. What is not to enjoy about that?
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I used aeon on my most recent build and can’t wait to use it again.
Micro os is best when doing one thing. I’m using aeon to run containers.
I was drawn to microOS because I am a shit sys admin. MicroOS updates nightly, snapshots itself and now that I have my core services set I don’t need to touch it. What is not to enjoy about that?