My thoughts exactly. I'm a daily linux user, but occasionally some job requires me to use a Mac. Every time I see some OSX tool that starts with the premise of

My thoughts exactly. I'm a daily linux user, but occasionally some job requires me to use a Mac. Every time I see some OSX tool that starts with the premise of "just go ahead and `sudo chown` a system location and then curl this script into a `sudo bash` pipe" I just think to myself, if they care so little about security to not get the easy stuff right, can I really expect them to nail the hard stuff? Usually not. I'll have to give Macports a try. As I understand it, it's an implementation/port of the BSD ports system, so I'd expect it to have a more solid foundation.