$ apt source libqt5webengine-data libqt5webengine5 libqt5webenginecore5
libqt5webenginewidgets5
# Not Trisquel, but I've run this to get the PureOS sources for Qt5-WebEngine
for liberating the same package for Parabola in [nonprism]
Thanks jxself and I now can start liberating Qt5-WebEngine to
I see. Although, if you have a malicious user with physical access to a
machine..it's always bad, that's why I let only my dog use my computer, and
no one else. :)
Keep in mind that the package manager offers the keys to the kingdom in terms
of getting software onto the system.
If you could do do apt update without root that means the package manager's
database can be updated by anyone. If the database can be changed by anyone
it introduces potential
But you don't make changes to packages or the repos, without sudo. How can
just updating the repo be of any harm? The users can not upgrade or install
without sudo, so just updating the repo would be ok? Or am I missing
something?
It updates system stuff. In particular the database of installed and
available packages. Imagine what sorts of things become possible if anyone on
the system can make changes to that.
That's true, you are not applying any change to your system by downloading
the source code.
No need for the sudo.
Thanks and however, in Parabola, how to get sources using pacman and guix? :)
I figured using a VM would be best. Where can I find the source code?
Most people get the source using the package manager. That's what it's for.
:) I'm not sure what you mean by "real time" though. This isn't an HTML
document that you can just reload in your browser once you make a change. :)
Depending on what you're doing you might need to compile the
I'm a programmer interested in making changes to the OS, mainly for shiggles
but also to change minor quirks to my liking. What's the most efficient way
to edit the source and test the changes in real time?
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