or: cp my.iso /dev/sdaX
(much faster than dd)
or: cp my.iso /dev/sdaX
(much faster than dd)
If you're into kernel hacking, you may consider supporting the HyperbolaBSD project, which seems much more promising than hurd.
Hyperbola has the best vision for a clean and libre general-OS.
Yes, they very strict about the interpretation of "libre", but that makes the vision pure and crystal clear.
nevermind, parabola is a great distro (with openrc version), but hyperbola will not draw dev-power from pb, because it will be a completly own breed. Yes the existing BSD's are great, but none of them are fsf conform.
The effort of the hb-bsd will produce OSS that can synergize with all the projects you named.
More information: roadmap
https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id=en:manual:contrib:hyperbola_roadmap
That is true. There are linux distros around with musl/busybox (alpine) and some distros without systemd. But i would really appreciate a fsf-conform distro with a fsf-conform BSD-kernel and the bsd userland - it's just a nice addition to the existing oss-os world. It is not about "this OR that" - why not have both?
p.s. both runit and openrc are close enough to the unix philosophy
p.s.s. yes, macos derived from openBSD and is using a sytemd-like init, but - as said - macos mainly targets end-user system... it's o'right for that - i think power users prefer os-designs closer to the unix philosophy.
The more you learn about the original vision,. .. it is kind of terrifingly brilliant and powerful. The architects knew exactly what they were doing. That's why in the late 70's they tried the keep it from the public! (you can send thx to rms - he opened it up for us)