Debian must ship reproducible packages (opens in new tab)

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77 pointsrobalni2h ago16 comments

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Good thing. NetBSD has fully reproductible build since 2017. https://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/netbsd_fully_reproducible_...

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shevy-java1h ago

A small step for debian,

giant leap for mankind.

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kkfxnew17m ago

Debian, like any other legacy distro, mush became declarative, because the '80s model of manual deploy and the absurd pain of D/I and Preseed must end.

blueflow1h ago

zero improvement on end-user experience. does not solve supply chain issues, debian package will reproducabily contain the malware from upstream.

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jaypatelani32m ago

Good thing. NetBSD has fully reproductible build since 2017. https://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/netbsd_fully_reproducible_...

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shevy-java1h ago

A small step for debian,

giant leap for mankind.

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kkfxnew17m ago

Debian, like any other legacy distro, mush became declarative, because the '80s model of manual deploy and the absurd pain of D/I and Preseed must end.

blueflow1h ago

zero improvement on end-user experience. does not solve supply chain issues, debian package will reproducabily contain the malware from upstream.

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