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is infected and also it is secure. It's the most secure desktop operating system you can have. But you need to make sure you install apps from trusted sources. And the bad thing is that I think a lot of us didn't realize that the AUR, OK, there's in Archilinics, there's the real repository, the sanction, that's vetted, that's been scanned, it's been all sorts of things done to it to make sure it's all even trustworthy. The AUR is a community-supported repository. And I was always of the mistaken belief that those apps had been scanned embedded and things had been done to make sure that it turns out, no, it's kind of a free-for-all. So there's a lot of disagreement on that. As for me, for now, I'm going to get rid of anything that came from the AUR and probably re-image a machine that has AUR.