On average, yeah, but when it’s worse, it’s the most bafflingly bad.

Like why is the only way to be able to open files in a hidden folder to remember a keyboard shortcut? There’s no icon, and you can’t type a subfolder name.

Windows’ weird UX of having that temporary view setting in the context menu makes no sense, but at least I don’t have to Google how to do it every time.

Hahaha I’m old enough to get that one, but I’m sure there are zoomers going “tf they’re talking about dogs now”

Welp, you wouldn’t be the first who actually believes what you wrote!

That’s not how that works.

• when you use distribution-provided packages, you trust the distribution maintainers
• when you use the AUR you trust the upstream project and check the PKGBUILD because the maintainer can change

In some cases, upstream also maintains the AUR package, in which case you can probably trust that it’ll not be abandoned