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Every program I've run under Wine has read/write access to any directory you own. AFAIK the only way to containerize Wine is via OS-level LXC/Jails/etc, but und
by bilegeek 2y ago
Every program I've run under Wine has read/write access to any directory you own. AFAIK the only way to containerize Wine is via OS-level LXC/Jails/etc, but under X11 that still leaves the GUI wide open unless you have your own X11 stack in the container and run remote desktop or something (which is possible! You can even use VirGL for 3D accel.) Not sure about Wayland, probably still a good idea to have an isolated stack.
It'd be cool if they made that easier to do via Wine itself, but that's probably a bit out of scope.