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Firejail on Linux and Sandboxie on Windows means I can let programs install whenever they want, and I always know it'll be inside some other top-level directory
by ranger_danger 1y ago
Firejail on Linux and Sandboxie on Windows means I can let programs install whenever they want, and I always know it'll be inside some other top-level directory I specify.
Probably better to not let programs spray all over your filesystem anyway.
- bigbuppo 1y agoAh yes, because people should be forced to use some random third-party program because developers went out of their way to write their own installer that lacks a feature every standard installer has had since the 1980s.
- zahlman 1y agoMaking the project work when it's in an arbitrary place isn't always trivial. The proposed "random third-party program" is effectively an extension to the OS.
- 1xtrm0 1y ago[dead]