Reading Linux forums I keep getting on the same remarks, usually by
newcomers, about how this or that distribution is not perfect because it
lacks a default installed firewall.
To me, the idea exposes them for what they are. The firewall functionality is
not built out of any kernel binary I know. All relevant distributions come
with some sort of repository where they can find graphical interfaces to that
firewall functionality. And, now comes the best part: they get to block ports
that are not enabled.
Most probably the idiot is me. So please help me understand why a desktop
distribution does need such an app?
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