The short answer is that Sandstorm is easier to use (no technical skills required to install and use each new app; no shells or config file editing), radically

The short answer is that Sandstorm is easier to use (no technical skills required to install and use each new app; no shells or config file editing), radically secure, and open source (you can run Sandstorm on your own machine; it's not just a service). It's easiest to understand if you try the 60-second demo: https://demo.sandstorm.io https://demo.sandstorm.io You can also read about the security: https://docs.sandstorm.io/en/latest/developing/security-practices/ https://docs.sandstorm.io/en/latest/developing/security-prac...