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minus-square@intrepidlink-7•3 months agoIf you’re interested in sandboxing, then you need just the bubblewrap - not the entire bubblewrap.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink7•3 months agoA bit of a hassle to do for all your apps when it just comes baked in with flatpak
minus-square@intrepidlink1•3 months agoFlatpak itself is a layer of software. You could do that for regular apps too - to take away the hassle of having to manually set it up for each app. I already have two software that implements that logic in parts.
If you’re interested in sandboxing, then you need just the bubblewrap - not the entire bubblewrap.
A bit of a hassle to do for all your apps when it just comes baked in with flatpak
Flatpak itself is a layer of software. You could do that for regular apps too - to take away the hassle of having to manually set it up for each app. I already have two software that implements that logic in parts.