>when it's done to arbitrary packages that might not even be written with sandboxing in mind, all sorts of bugginess can result That's something the package ma

>when it's done to arbitrary packages that might not even be written with sandboxing in mind, all sorts of bugginess can result That's something the package maintainer should consider. >bundling sandboxing with the package manager Flatpak utilizes bubblewrap for sandboxing that can be used independently. Flatpak merely provides ("packages" someone can say) the instructions for it.