What does "scanning for malware" mean? As far as I know this is a totally open question, and the only credible answers (install in a sandbox) are too inconvenient for widespread adoption.
What does "scanning for malware" mean? As far as I know this is a totally open question, and the only credible answers (install in a sandbox) are too inconvenient for widespread adoption.
>are too inconvenient for widespread adoption.
The owners of AUR would do this for all packages they host so the inconvenience does not fall on other people. AUR has to take responsibility over the security of what they offer.