I would like to try out Plone 6 but do not want to go through pip or similar as they require a lot of manual security testing of each underlying package. So is it possible to find a repository instead for i.e. Debian ?
Here is a link to explain what I am talking about with i.e. Pip:
quora com --> How-do-we-know-if-pip-packages-are-safe-to-install-Are-all-pip-packages-generally-safe
(not allowed to add links apparently)
Three installation options:
Anyone of these where the project have full control of all underlying software packages? I.e. does the universal installer maybe include a "binary" bz/gz package of all underlying packages that have been security reviewed? Or how do you at any time all the packages pip/other installers download may not have been tapered with? Like the packages listed in the Quora com page I originally tried to include?
On the list, even well known packages like "numpy", "werkzeug", "pytz" have at some point caused tampered versions to be installed by Pip.
Searching for option I btw just discovered there is a turnkey linux image of Plone - not sure yet what version is included, but might be the option I am looking for!? - Will try - if someone have comments or other options, or can state why I rather should trust the options you listed, I am all ears!
If guess the easiest and simplest way to see if Plone is for you, is by using our demo installations at Try Plone . All out-of-the-box supported features are available in both Classic and Volto flavours.