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Well then, that's what I wanted to hear. Next thing would be for Arch to officially support SELinux and we're good to go :D
by rantanplan 9y ago
Well then, that's what I wanted to hear.
Next thing would be for Arch to officially support SELinux and we're good to go :D
- rocqua 9y agoThere is a policy where, if an AUR package gets popular enough (I think it is around 15 'votes' in favor), it is added to the official repository. There are notable exceptions where the package license doesn't allow that. E.g. chrome (not chromium) spotify and dropbox.