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You bet it does, and that's exactly what's needed! What's the problem with that, again?
by Annatar 10y ago
You bet it does, and that's exactly what's needed! What's the problem with that, again?
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoYep. If you're running it for a build, you're running unprivilaged - chrooted, jailed, or zoned if you want to be really safe - and if you're running it for install, than you trust the software in any case. And because makefiles are fairly transparent, you can check what the install is doing beforehand.