You can add a repo though. You add a repo you thought was trustworthy or a repo becomes compromised, the end.
> So yes, Linux really does have the best approach here.
Nope, just another "blame the idiot user" excuse. Feel free to try again though.
Get over it. You're not going to alter computing with your Hacker News comment. The only real way to stop malware is through code signing. This isn't a new concept or something that Apple came up with, it has always been the case and it's about time we stopped pussyfooting around it.
You can add a repo though. You add a repo you thought was trustworthy or a repo becomes compromised, the end.
> So yes, Linux really does have the best approach here.
Nope, just another "blame the idiot user" excuse. Feel free to try again though.
Get over it. You're not going to alter computing with your Hacker News comment. The only real way to stop malware is through code signing. This isn't a new concept or something that Apple came up with, it has always been the case and it's about time we stopped pussyfooting around it.