Silverblue has its own restrictions and might not be ideal for your specific workflow, but it works for me as a sort of base OS. There's a lot more that could

Silverblue has its own restrictions and might not be ideal for your specific workflow, but it works for me as a sort of base OS. There's a lot more that could be done to advance the security aspect of Linux. Flatpak is an improvement as it requires applications to declare the permissions they need, however it still has a ways to go. I wish there was a tool to monitor if some random process is accessing folder X or has high network usage, a'la Little Snitch on Mac. Linux desktop doesn't have a ton of manpower behind it though, so it all takes time.