Coder's Talk

I've been using BunsenLabs linux in my qemu/kvm for my tinkering because I like how BunsenLabs Linux is light-weight and easily customizable. It is based on Debian like Ubuntu. Other RPM based distro like Red Hat, Fedora, Rocky are great too. But I just love how simple and minimalist BunsenLabs is when working with desktop. Perhaps it answers the same like why I prefer Alpine Linux while working on docker.

Working from home during pandemic, requires most of us to connect to office network through VPN. Some of us are getting used to having multiple VPNs to multiple site offices. When connected to VPN, most of the time that this VPN connection routed all of our traffic through their VPN connection which is not what we want because our home internet is much faster and is not restricted to certain office policies.