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Arch Linux AUR Malware Campaign Hits Multiple User-Contributed Packages (linuxiac.com)
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[–] KianaTabion@lemmy.today 5 points 10 hours ago

Not the one you asked, but it's a case of priorities:

  • If you want it to just work, then the AUR is probably the better pick. Don't get me wrong, through; most flatpaks should (mostly) work like how you'd expect them to behave natively.
  • But, (Op)Sec-wise, the verified flatpaks win. No contest. Simply, because there's no third party involved in the process. (And I haven't even gone over flatpaks' superior sandboxing.)