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Well, you can do it right now with firejail. Start with the default config, it prevents access to many sensitive files; then either add more sensitive locations
by butteroverflow 7y ago
Well, you can do it right now with firejail. Start with the default config, it prevents access to many sensitive files; then either add more sensitive locations to blacklist, or blacklist your whole home directory and whitelist whatever is necessary.
I don't recall the exact configuration format, but it's something really simple, like
whitelist ~/src/*