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     Re: Arch Linux   
     By: Chicken Head to Gerrit Kuehn on Tue Jan 14 2020 03:28 pm   
      
    > Good Question!   I guess what I am looking for is what I got from   
    > FreeBSD...just a nice minimalist setup that I can build on, as opposed to   
    > say, Ubuntu where you get too much and end up removing what you don't want.   
      
   First alternative that comes to mind is OpenBSD. The default distribution is   
   very compact but has a bit of everything you may need on a server. The   
   userspace tools the OpenBSD team develops in-house (SSH, httpd, opensmtpd,   
   etc.) are simple to configure and are well documented. They will fall short   
   for _BIG_ deployments, but then you can replace them with more maisntream   
   software (Apache, Ngynx, whatever).   
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