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But this negates the advantage of having a small number of trusted repos if you need to add third-party repos for every project.
by shawnz 8y ago
But this negates the advantage of having a small number of trusted repos if you need to add third-party repos for every project.
- mirimir 8y agoSure. And it's a tradeoff. The Tor and MPTCP projects came to mind, because I trust them. And there aren't many others that I trust. My problem is that I prefer Debian stable, which is very conservative about package updates. But sometimes I end up using Ubuntu, because its repo includes newer packages. Also, my core systems do not include anything except stable Debian. I only use third-party repos in project-specific VMs. I even use Oracle's MySQL Workbench in an Ubuntu VM. And even Windows 10 VMs, when I need Excel or other Windows-only apps. That is, compartmentalization.