> you may not want them to be able to footgun themselves This is infantilizing and demeaning to users. I'm reminded of Douglas Gwyn's quote "Unix was not desig

> you may not want them to be able to footgun themselves This is infantilizing and demeaning to users. I'm reminded of Douglas Gwyn's quote "Unix was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things." > (I'd rather isolate the password manager so it can't access the network, etc.) You can do that without needing to compile a different version though. E.g., "flatpak --user override --unshare=network org.keepassxc.KeePassXC", or manually creating an empty network namespace to do the same for programs not available in Flatpak.