I read a bunch of stuff on the various levels of security of #Linux packaging formats, whether it’s Flatpak, snaps, AppImages, or native packages.
There seem to be a lot of confusion on app verification and what it truly means, on the sandbox, on the role of a package maintainer for a distribution, so I decided to bust a few myths:
https://youtu.be/xw3NxIWpylc
Nick @ The Linux Experiment /
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2024-07-09 17:32:59
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