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Research paper tests how many Arch Linux packages are reproducible

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“Reproducible builds” is a way to ensure that the source code for any software and the binary code resulting from building that source code are matched byte-...

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Why would linux and linux-lts fail but not inux-zen?
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  linux-zen does fail, it’s just not in Core, but in Extra.
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    I see, thanks

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