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This is kind of a thing of the past with Flatpak, since apps can only create files within their sandbox's $HOME, which isn't the same as the user's $HOME. Now w
by pabs3 4y ago
This is kind of a thing of the past with Flatpak, since apps can only create files within their sandbox's $HOME, which isn't the same as the user's $HOME. Now we just need deb/rpm/etc apps to be sandboxed in a similar way using bubblewrap (the tool Flatpak uses for sandboxing).
- helf 4y agoYeah… but then you are using flatpaks.
- aliqot 4y agoIf you'd have said this way back I'd have had my hands up like "What's wrong with flatpak", but as I moved to smaller hardware, I started to realize how much space a mainly flatpak environment takes up. It kind of makes sense in retrospect, so I'm not sure what I was expecting.