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My impression is that fedora isn't really for production boxes anyhow. We have centos for that.
by dhimes 17y ago
My impression is that fedora isn't really for production boxes anyhow. We have centos for that.
- benbeltran 17y agoIf the thing is allow more simplicity for regular users, I think this is OK, unless someone finds a way to trick the system so it lets someone install something that isn't signed, and someone will. Probably. For boxes that need more security, this could be an opt-out feature. I personally don't like it that much, but I think it's good for people who don't want to think too much about it. But then again, people not thinking too much about stuff is why spam is thriving.