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  "publishedAt": "2026-06-25T20:59:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Yes, it was hypervisor version (IncusOS) that I was looking at specifically.\n\nI used to spin up VMs through virt-manager on my workstation (not server) for many different programs, but since moved to QubesOS as it just does the dirty work for you.\n\nIncusOS appears a similar solution that is not too bloated. My initial concerns would be lack of coverage online.\n\nProxmox for me, when I last tried it just seemed like it was trying to do too much and I had a lack of control.\n\nCockpit (developed by Fedora but available on most OSes) is pretty good as a fairly lean web GUI for managing server and VMs. You still need to fall back to the command line but it’s just easier opening and mounting LUKS volumes, for example.\n\nTalking of sandboxing, anyone remember SandboxIE, or Appguard? The days of trying to tame Windows",
  "title": "What is your base system in your home server?"
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