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If you're on a non-standard architecture, you're absolutely doing a lot of #5. For that matter, I build my own Firefox even though Fedora offers a package beca
by classichasclass 3y ago
If you're on a non-standard architecture, you're absolutely doing a lot of #5.
For that matter, I build my own Firefox even though Fedora offers a package because I like the concept of doing so, I can submit fixes, and I can do local optimizations. It's a lot of work but it's hardly infeasible.
- Macha 3y agoDo you also build your own kernel, glibc, dnf, openssl, pipewire/pulseaudio, systemd, ffmpeg, ffmpeg extensions, gtk, gcc, rustc, llvm, python, coreutils, ca certificate bundle, x11/wayland, clang, nodejs? I'm guessing no. So your overall security posture is line 3, where you're trusting fedora to be the gatekeeper for you.