I’m not sure of anything, I would look into it further were I planning on using it, which I might do in the future, Garuda KDE lite looks like a decent distro.
From the little I have looked into it, it is all meant to be checked, adding an extra layer of protection, as long as your trust the people behind it (much like official I guess)
all they have to do is to check the damn diff, if that’s not easy for someone then they should stop using a computer altogether. I mean they could just click to random links on the internet right?
friends don’t let friends use the AUR
What’s the alternative?
I only use official and flatpak, I wouldn’t even use flatpak if official had more.
Chaotic aur might be worth looking into if aur is what you want. Everything there is theoretically checked.
Are you sure about chaotic? I removed it as I thought it wasn’t really checked as I read in a comment here.
I’m not sure of anything, I would look into it further were I planning on using it, which I might do in the future, Garuda KDE lite looks like a decent distro.
From the little I have looked into it, it is all meant to be checked, adding an extra layer of protection, as long as your trust the people behind it (much like official I guess)
Nix on Arch maybe?
all they have to do is to check the damn diff, if that’s not easy for someone then they should stop using a computer altogether. I mean they could just click to random links on the internet right?
No. It just means they should stop using AUR
Literally what the AUR says to do before installing any package yet apparently no one does it.