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by zen928
6 days ago
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> the expectation is that you deploy them in isolated user accounts or containers. Why are you lying right now? This is a norm across the dev tools world for businesses to distribute dodgy curl piped to bash scripts that users install without question, popular examples: homebrew, docker, nvm, bun, deno, k3s. There is zero "expectation" given by any of these install scripts that they are isolated. Can you even find a single source online that suggests doing what you said for you to think its a commonly held expectation? |
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Isn't it common sense? Do you want coding agents to read and possibly upload somewhere the contents of your home directory?
Also, the expectation on Linux is that you install tools like Docker from the distro's repos.