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The Android approach is among the most "complicated to set up and use" (since it's based on SELinux under the hood) but the OEM does that for you. There's no r
by zozbot234 2y ago
The Android approach is among the most "complicated to set up and use" (since it's based on SELinux under the hood) but the OEM does that for you. There's no reason why Linux distros couldn't do the same thing using Flatpak and/or bubblewrap. (Plus AppArmor for extra hardening where sensible.)
- kaba0 2y agoJust the lack of.. the whole ecosystem adopting the restricted model and there being a properly specified and documented model in the first place.
- seba_dos1 2y agoLinux distros already do that thing. Distros like PureOS, SteamOS and Fedora Silverblue focus on Flatpak as app distribution model. The thing is, nobody restricts you from ignoring that model and doing stuff the old way if you feel like it, which is in contrast to Android.