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This is a really bizarre comment to make, considering BSD has no equivalent to flatpak. Flatpak might only have a handful of developers, on BSD you get nobody t
by throwawaysysd 5y ago
This is a really bizarre comment to make, considering BSD has no equivalent to flatpak. Flatpak might only have a handful of developers, on BSD you get nobody trying to fix application-level sandboxing at all. Unless I missed something and there's a new BSD project being worked on here, but I haven't heard anything.
- smoldesu 5y agoThey're both security-oriented, open-source projects with limited numbers of contributors. I'm comparing the way they handle their priorities, and moreover just trying to tie it back to how claiming to be perfectly secure is a pretty regular occurrence. It's not an apples-to-apples comparison, but it doesn't have to be for the sake of this example.