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You can override permissions (there is even a GUI called Flatseal for that). You are also not able to do any of that with distro package managers like apt or dn
by AnonCoward4 5y ago
You can override permissions (there is even a GUI called Flatseal for that). You are also not able to do any of that with distro package managers like apt or dnf. Ultimately you need to trust either.
- enriquto 5y agoWhat I mean is that permissions and accesses concern the operating system, not the software packaging. I don't understand why flatpack needs to deal with those, providing a false (and pernicious) aura of protection. I already run third-party software inside containers or virtual machines. No need for a GUI nor a flatpack-only solution like flatseal. It just looks pointless.