Linux is safe

The software that had the malware bundled in it was proprietary? What a shock.

Removed packages and is investigating. If this was Windows, the packages would still be there, I can almost guarantee it.
Also this.

>bottom line
I hope you talk like this in real life and someone smacks you hard as fuck for it.

>hasn't installed sourcemage

Actually it wasn't proprietary at all. It's a bug with the store.

Where's my liveusb iso?

>meanwhile applelstore is literally infested with AIDS

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>shitcuntu
Lol okay kid.

Hi Jesus

Apple has no app refunds like android?
kek

I once purchased a shit app and got a refund.

Falling for the b8...

Is Flatpak actually good or just as shit as snap?

>binary packages
if you're too lazy to install gentoo you shouldn't be using some half-baked fork, go back to Linux mint

I saw a review for this and they said it was dogshit.

what is a snappy store ?

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Apple has a 24 hour refund no questions asked. It's 15 minutes in Android.

>people complain that snaps store is too central and regulated where its hard to get ur software on it
>people complain that isn't not regulated enough and its too easy to get anything on there

This is the same shit with googleplaystore and ios store(much less but still has had malware)

This same issue can and will happen with flatpaks too so stop it with the >snaps

It's actually impossible to stop miners at the moment in browsers.
You can't dicern between anything in JS.

Just like with this.
The sandbox can protect against malware but miners can still use your resources.
(doesnt make them dangerous but its a whole new vulnerability in itself)
Similar to ping abuse.

You can't "hack" with ping but you are using peoples bandwidth and CPU/ram cycles without their permission.

It's a interesting thing because you'd need a lot of processing power to sniff certain processes running all the time.
Firewalls and sandboxes won't stop miners.
It's basically like the DDOS craze after the 80-90s before we figured out DNS / VPNs / and NATs to protect us.

It'll be interesting to follow that's for sure.

>Ubuntu
>App store
>Non-free software

It already had systemd, so what else is new?

>install a unofficial snap package from a random guy
>get malware
wow! how is that possible?

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>x is safe
Nothing is safe, life is all about risk faggot.

Doesn't count, ubuntu is linux for noobies.
Found the weeaboos.

Linux is safe. It's GNU shit that keeps fucking up.

>*Runs everything in firejail*
Pssshhh... Nothing personal kid

anime website
go back to >>>/reddit/

Nope, just because a nip owns it now doesn't mean you can come out of your containment boards.

You found some weeaboos? On Jow Forums? Naw.

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>It'll be interesting to follow that's for sure.
its actually pretty simple, instead of browsers decoding videos and shit, and embedding UI logic in JS, they could implement their own calendar popin, section fold, send/receive formatted data and insert somewhere.. all via standard markup, no need for turing complete scripting language...

or you know something NOW as simple as a limit in cpu usage and seconds per script / per tab, could contain this shitstorm, but what you get instead is firefox completely forcing JS always on, theres really no complete browser done with user control in mind... its true, if its free = you are the product

>Ewbuntoe

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>as he posts on an anime website

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fuck you plebbit

>owner of the site is a literal japanese otaku
yeah try again sweetie.

imagine being this new

onions meme for cia niggers whose brains have been crunched into the docker meme ecosystem and don't know how to package apps using a tarball

reminder that ubuntu caused this young woman to drop out of college
youtu.be/5Qj8p-PEwbI

You should be a detective.

>too dumb to operate a computer
>surprised when she dropped out of college
Wow

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>College
She could atleast have sucked dick on some nerd there to help getting the computer working.

t. straight out of discord/twitter
Just because you like anime doesn't make you old, fag

Imagine how sad you have to be to base your entire online identity off of a /v/ tier hobby

>Ubuntu
>Snap
Found your problem
Install gentoo

>Linux is safe. It's GNU shit that keeps fucking up.
Unironically this.
Was it working on proper software like MUSL and BusyBox?

what a butthurt

>anime website
[citation needed]

I hate to admit it, but Apple is still safest for the average user.

That can't be serious. Why do all those people (3 reporters and the girl) voluntarily agree to look so idiotic on TV?
The one bragging about solving her IT problem is hilarious.

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

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she's turkish actress

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>>>/reddit/
Pls go away, newfag. Anime has always been part of imageboard culture.

Is that why Jow Forums is literally the only non-anime board where ponyless bronies leak to everyday?

youtube.com/watch?v=WRWrmT0ovPE

only literal retards say that linux doesnt get viruses.
some for mac, android, and ios.

>giving this porn promoting jew views
hooktube.com/watch?v=WRWrmT0ovPE

>using snaps

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it is an liveusb iso

>Ubuntu
Try that with Debian or CentOS pls.

>Found the weeaboos.
You must be new here.

Maybe people will finally realize running unaudited random binaries on any platform is a security risk
RMS was right all along you fucks

>>This same issue can and will happen with flatpaks too so stop it with the >snaps
The problem is inherent to snaps, flatpaks, appimages, and all the other things whose main goal seems to be doing an end run around distro packagers and maintainers. Those maintainers are the main thing keeping Linux programs you install safe. Now, application upstreams hate them, because the job of a maintainer is to say "no". As in "no, I won't pull the daily snapshots of your half-baked garbage, even though it'd be more convenient for you if zero percent of your users were on some kind of LTS version, so that you didn't have to maintain one". Or perhaps "No, you can't just stay on libwhatever v 1.0 forever even though it works, we're upgrading libwhatever to 2.x to fix security problems. If that breaks your shit, get off your ass and fix that" This is before we get into the problems of allowing proprietary crap into your distro.

Basically traditional packaging systems are a good thing and trying to replace them with these statically linked universal package formats is inherently harmful, because it enables the worst problems that application devs are prone to exhibit.

>malware distro
>malware
wew, wot a supprzoize..
fsf.org/blogs/rms/ubuntu-spyware-what-to-do