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Yes, I am familiar with portals and what they do: I was exactly wondering if bubblewrap contains something similar — it's been ages since I was involved with Li
by necovek 5y ago
Yes, I am familiar with portals and what they do: I was exactly wondering if bubblewrap contains something similar — it's been ages since I was involved with Linux system architecture (let's say I am stuck in the SysV init world, and I still go for "service apache2 restart" :)), so it'd be great if there was a quick introduction for someone wanting to use flatpak/snap style sandboxing without the dependency management and distribution channels.
- pabs3 5y agobubblewrap can bind-mount paths from outside the container inside the container. I haven't verified this but I'm assuming portals are just sockets bind-mounted into the container. I suggest you maybe install Fedora in a VM and run a flatpak app there that uses portals and try to inspect what files are passed into the container.