And don't use AUR ever! The most stupid thing you can do is to use your distro's package manager to install some pajeet's proprietary packages to your system.
Care to explain a little on what all of this does? This is a much more interesting thread than the constant brandfagging going on right now.
Caleb Johnson
>This is a much more interesting thread than the constant brandfagging going on right now. How? It's just distro-fagging.
Nolan Martin
Security is a meme on a desktop
Lucas Sullivan
arch tryharding is just a constant meme rollercoaster of on one hand, thinking you're super cool and unique for writing everything by hand, and then on the other "recommending" one of the anti-autism versions that have their own automation at which point you just get put in the same boat as "ubuntu noobs". this is all just a big farce and waste of time when you could use a noob distro and make money. tryharding will never ever ever provide you with income
Apparmor and firejail make your apps run in sandbox.
Eli Ramirez
Install Gentoo.
Aiden Turner
>abysmal default security If the install process of Arch taught me anything it's that NOTHING is ""default"". If you want security, you'll have to install it, just like everything else. It's kind of the entire selling point of Arch. Must've missed that memo. >And don't use AUR ever Lol ok. Apparently you don't trust yourself and your own intuition to determine whether a package is malicious or not. Some of us have a lick of common Sense. >thinking you're super cool and unique for writing everything by hand Editing config files isn't super-cool. It's just easy and to the point. I don't trust every Gui I meet to not fuck up. Some of actually use Arch because it's fast, straightforward and open to modification... Not that anyone ever mentions any of that over how mad haxxors Arch users must be just because we can use vim and nano. That signals more about your insecurity with Linux tools than it does a critique of Archlinux.
>And don't use AUR ever! You don't know how to verify the URL's in the package builds? Yeesh. That's the only part of the process that isn't sitting right there under your nose.
Kayden Parker
>apparmor
Ian Adams
>If the install process of Arch taught me anything it's that NOTHING is ""default"" kill yourself archtard. this shit reads like reddit just fucking get back, don't reply, don't think, don't even breath. God, fucking subhumans
Samuel Myers
as I think back to my college years and reminisce of some fat turd in the corner who's failed 3 years in a row because all he wants to do is show everyone that he uses arch, I truly feel guilty about my paid off car and house, truly *he* was the one in linux zen, and I still know next to knowing about how my computer "really works"
Liam Mitchell
Your point being?
Carter Hall
>default >security Why do you think you know things?
Jack King
It is meme-tier psuedo security. Nothing here will do much for you. Arch is a desktop distro and your router is the point of security for it. If a person has access to your wider network you're fucked.
The only thing he posted that was of use is the firewall, and that is only for boxes that are directly exposed to the internet. A regular desktop install has the firewall covered by the router or better yet a pfsense box.
Leo Jenkins
I don't fucking care to be honest. I trust all of my packages and my router handles the firewall shit already. I also turned off all Intel mitigations because I do not fucking care.
Jason Turner
>thinks firejail is firewall.
Logan Martinez
>complains about security >uses systemd
James Reed
Things that never happened.
Aiden Rivera
This. I run a sandboxed browser for purchases on line, just to feel better.
Hudson Green
bahahaha little baby can't look up what these packages do little baby thinks this is an interesting thread bahahaa
Hunter Fisher
>And don't use AUR ever! This is the only reason anyone (outside of the "leet hacker distro" crowd) uses Arch in the first place.
