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400+ Arch Linux AUR Packages Compromised in a Supply Chain Attack Deploying Infostealers
(cybersecuritynews.com)
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Yeah, that whole unverified developer build installation was always very risky. It's a real shame that so many distros fail to keep up with recent packaging, and that so many development environments have super lax policies on who can post a package to their repositories.
You have to remember these are mostly people volunteering their time and who have entire full time jobs and lives outside of the distro. The amount of money doesn't cover the amount of employees for the amount of work there is. Even amongst the paid individuals, they're typically taking a substantial pay cut from what they could be paid doing something else. Linux is mostly built and maintained from philanthropy and passion.
You are absolutely right, and it's a shame that especially large corporations use open source without giving much back.
Still, the setup of a lot of software repositories and package management is almost comically lax. A little extra effort might do a lot of good, is all I am saying.
You're more than free to donate time. Linux is free monetarily but more importantly it's free as in freedom. You want something, you are free to go get it.