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File system is local to the server, so you DEFINITELY want to run it with lower permissions I have a separate user that has no access to anything outside of its

File system is local to the server, so you DEFINITELY want to run it with lower permissions I have a separate user that has no access to anything outside of its ~ directory. But it is great - it has access to ~, it has a built in terminal ctrl/cmd+` so I can actually operate completely from my VSCode in full screen. I was trying to hack my ChromiumOS to only launch that application and I would have a dedicated programing laptop that does NOTHING ELSE, which I've always thought would be cool.

alias_neo 5y ago
Interesting. So the workflow here becomes that the server is the workstation with peoples homes etc. It will be interesting to figure out how to adjust my workflow. I deploy things in Kubernetes at home so I'd need to mount a remote filesystem which would become my user home. A Chromium book which loads straight into an IDE (only) would be a nice productivity tool!