There's almost nothing written about Haiku's security [0]. Am I missing something?
I also don't understand this:
> Our infrastructure contains sensitive personal user data, and we aggressively keep this information private on a need-to-know basis at all times.
What do they mean by "infrastructure" here? Do they mean each installation or their site, bug tracker and so on (the usual interpretation of "infrastructure")? Why would it contain sensitive personal data?
From the FAQ and about pages I gathered that Haiku is just supposed to be simpler, more uniform in design/vision and less bloated than Linux, but nothing specific about why anyone should choose it. If I'm happy with my Linux DE and so on, why would I choose Haiku?
I also don't understand this:
> Our infrastructure contains sensitive personal user data, and we aggressively keep this information private on a need-to-know basis at all times.
What do they mean by "infrastructure" here? Do they mean each installation or their site, bug tracker and so on (the usual interpretation of "infrastructure")? Why would it contain sensitive personal data?
From the FAQ and about pages I gathered that Haiku is just supposed to be simpler, more uniform in design/vision and less bloated than Linux, but nothing specific about why anyone should choose it. If I'm happy with my Linux DE and so on, why would I choose Haiku?
[0] https://www.haiku-os.org/about/security