What is the safest way to install software that it is not on the main repository?
by 86153c1d-3ebd-4643-8885 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#503DE)
I wanted to know which is the safest way to install applications when this are not on the main repository, I mean safe in the sense of both not unintentionally installing malware and not damaging or creating conflicts within my OS.
I have read some people saying that SNAP could damage your system, others that .deb do, so I'm a bit confused since there are multiple opinions on the subject. Still, I guess that the best way is compiling from source, but if I can't do that, what's next?
I am using Debian 10.


I have read some people saying that SNAP could damage your system, others that .deb do, so I'm a bit confused since there are multiple opinions on the subject. Still, I guess that the best way is compiling from source, but if I can't do that, what's next?
I am using Debian 10.