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Until we have proper app sandboxing in Linux desktop, in the sense that third party proprietary programs use it, that's a minor concern.
by Maken 3y ago
Until we have proper app sandboxing in Linux desktop, in the sense that third party proprietary programs use it, that's a minor concern.
- enriquto 3y ago> proper app sandboxing in Linux desktop, in the sense that third party proprietary programs use it Proper sandboxing is not something that third-party programs should get to decide to use or not. It should be the users of these programs that decide if they want to sandbox them or not, even if the application is unwilling. Sandboxing is an operating-system issue, not a packaging issue.
- goodpoint 3y ago> Until we have proper app sandboxing We have it and there are multiple tools like bubblewrap and co. You can already restrict applications if you want.