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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

Linux Mint Will Hide Unverified Flatpaks in Software Manager

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Linux Mint Will Hide Unverified Flatpaks in Software Manager

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

Linux Mint Will Hide Unverified Flatpaks in Software Manager - OMG! Ubuntu

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The Software Manager app in Linux Mint 22 will deliver faster start-up times and introduce a significant security safeguard for search results. As you may

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AUR users fuming at this comment
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  Yeah, the AUR seems pretty dodgy.
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  Why? they don’t like using AUR or what?
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    Anyone can upload packages to the AUR, and people often use it without verying the source, so yeah that can be dodgy
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      You use the AUR because you want more packages.
      I use the AUR because I believe in humanity.
      We are NOT the same.

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