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- linux@programming.dev
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in a file manager, we cd layer-by-layer into /home/aliu/.cache/paru/clone/upscayl-git/src/upscayl.git/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked/dist/linux-unpacked and can keep on going
#aur #linux #upscayl #cache #electron #git #js
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Is it some kind of zip bomb or some self referencing link or what?
Were you trying to upscale a 1.3MB picture, or is that the result? Kinda nuts it needed that much space just to do that.
no, this is just the software files packaged by a random internet user. to me it looks like the packager just plain messed up and the app is actually just <1.3 GB large
Thanks for the explanation. Ok, now I get it. Like what @idegenszavak@sh.itjust.works said, kinda like a zip bomb almost.
I use the flatpak version with internet disabled. I don’t trust that thing.
