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That's not what i asked, why do you trust a no name dev more then the distro your kernel is coming from? And do you really think flatpack prevents you from runn
by nix23 5y ago
That's not what i asked, why do you trust a no name dev more then the distro your kernel is coming from? And do you really think flatpack prevents you from running packed malware?
- wander_homer 5y agoWhy do you assume the flatpak comes from a no name dev? My calculator flatpak comes from the same people who wrote it, and I obviously trust them, otherwise I wouldn't be using their application. So why should I trust them less than my distribution?
- nix23 5y agoEver used npm?
- wander_homer 5y agoNo, and how is that even relevant?
- nix23 5y ago>So why should I trust them less than my distribution? Just use google -> npm malware
- wander_homer 5y agoI said I'm not using npm. With my calculator flatpak I only have to trust one person and to a much lesser degree, because they declared that the calculator can't access my personal files to begin with. The same app in my distribution repository has full read-write access to all my users files, network access and much more. So yeah, I trust it more. Distribution maintainers are nothing but a middle man, which don't even audit the code they package, so there's nothing I gain from them.