Underexplained, permanent system config changes? That just about counts as malware, in my book.
(Since I use sway on Ubuntu, rather than gdm, I’d argue it’s a capital offense, but YMMV.)
(Since I use sway on Ubuntu, rather than gdm, I’d argue it’s a capital offense, but YMMV.)
> "Warning" > "Current Wayland display server is not supported" > `Fix it` => a button triggers system gdm config change > A 'Help' link to github, showing how to change the config manaully.
I wouldn't count it as malware. But I don't think it's OK to change the system configuration by pressing a button of a remote desktop software. It should simply provide a link to user instead.
[1] https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/blob/45375517b960add901...