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authorlberrymage <logan@lberrymage.dev>2022-05-02 11:32:05 -0800
committerDaniel Micay <danielmicay@gmail.com>2022-05-02 20:07:43 -0400
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<p>There are drawbacks to bundling apps into the OS and few advantages in most cases.
Rather than GrapheneOS bundling a bunch of apps, it makes far more sense for users to
- install their preferred apps via F-Droid, Aurora Store or other sources. GrapheneOS is
- also working on designing and implementing a first party app update system for a first
- party repository with higher robustness and security than the existing options. Rather
- than bundling apps, it could just offer recommendations as part of an initial setup
- wizard. Users have unique needs and preferences and there has to be a very compelling
- reason to bundle additional apps with the OS. For example, it's useful to have the
- Auditor app available before connecting to the internet (see the
+ install their preferred apps via F-Droid, Aurora Store or other sources. GrapheneOS
+ also has a first party app update system for a first party repository with higher
+ robustness and security than the existing options. Rather than bundling apps, it could
+ just offer recommendations as part of an initial setup wizard. Users have unique needs
+ and preferences and there has to be a very compelling reason to bundle additional apps
+ with the OS. For example, it's useful to have the Auditor app available before
+ connecting to the internet (see the
<a href="/install/web#verifying-installation">installation guide documentation on
this</a>).</p>