@pparent said in Not enough free space in /var/cache/apt/archives:
Can you explain what is insecure about "legacy packaging" (i.e apt ), and why it would be more insecure on the phone than it is on a laptop or a server?
It is not truly secure on a laptop or server either. It has nothing to do with the device. With dpkg you are giving anyone who creates a package root access to your system, when you install that package.
As I've said many times before, phones are not PCs, and UT is not a traditional PC Linux distro. As @advocatux you are of course welcome to do whatever you want to your own device, with UT on it (it's yours, and UT is open source), but UT is not designed or built in this manner, and any changes you make are your own responsibility, and if installing updates break that (they will at some point), you will have deal with it yourself. If what you want is a traditional Linux distro on hardware that looks like a phone, there are other distributions working more towards that goal, such as postmarket OS. However, we are attempting to build a system usable for phones here, which is secure.
