So, I recently got nerd-sniped into making my own Linux distribution - focused on declarative security constraints - inspired by #OpenBSD, #NixOS, #Wolfi, #Alpine, and #CrOS - as well as processes like #SOC2. The idea is: if you don't declare the behavior up front, it won't work - including malware and (most) kernel exploits. VM-focused.

I've been talking about the idea for years, but was waiting on someone else to build it.

Just curious - what gripes do you have with Linux distro's today?