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11/19/25(Wed)05:51:31 No.107259213
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Anonymous 11/19/25(Wed)05:51:31 No.107259213 Archived
here's your sandboxed software, bro.
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Anonymous
11/19/25(Wed)06:50:39 No.107259654
Anonymous 11/19/25(Wed)06:50:39 No.107259654
>>107259213
i have always wondered how flatpaks can be sanboxed and yet still give the program full access
does flatpak only make it so the program can't see/modify the root files?
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Anonymous
11/19/25(Wed)06:53:36 No.107259679
Anonymous 11/19/25(Wed)06:53:36 No.107259679
>>107259213
Kek He's not using secureblue and flatseal to make flatpak permissions an allow list. What a dork
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